Fujitsu has developed a USB memory stick ideal for anyone prone to mistakenly leaving sensitive documents lying around on trains. Why? Because this Flash drive has a self-destruct mode. Fujitsu_secure_Flash Fujitsu's drive deletes itself The secure USB drive is still a prototype, but Fujitsu said the storage device – which …

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Monday 20th April 2009 08:37 GMT adam

Perfect

It's perfect for those government agencies that seem totally incapable of keeping confidental and top secret data secure.

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