GURU Question: Password Protect external hard-drives?

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  • rock-reed
    Confirmed User
    • May 2005
    • 1892
    #1

    GURU Question: Password Protect external hard-drives?

    GURU Question: Password Protect external hard-drives

    I have an external drive that I do adult work on...

    (it runs NTFS)


    How can I password protect that overall drive...so that when a person would try to unhook it from my computer and try to connect it to theirs.... it would prompt them with a password to access it?


    There must be a way---this must be a common problem for many people.


    Kind regards and thanks for your time!
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    • chupachups
      Confirmed User
      • Dec 2002
      • 6576
      #2
      I have an APC Biopod (fingerprint) thingie. I use it for stat passwords etc, but I believe you may encrypt files/folders with it aswell. Check on ebay - its well worth the 50 bucks.

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        • dissipate
          The Dirty Frenchman
          • Nov 2005
          • 8904
          #3
          Download TrueCrypt and encrypt the entire drive. You will need a password to unlock it. In the case it's ever seized, it'll take em a long while to figure out wtf is on it

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            • abyss_al
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              • Oct 2003
              • 15605
              #4
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