This video demonstrates how to log into the ultra-secure DataTraveler 2000 and how to set your personal PIN. Kingston’s DataTraveler 2000 USB Flash drive has 256-bit AES hardware encryption to protect data. It’s OS independent, with no software required. The video covers PIN requirements, including that PINs be 7–15 digits in length and must not contain only repetitive numbers nor only consecutive numbers. To protect data from brute force, if the user enters an incorrect PIN ten consecutive times, the encryption key will be deleted along with all data on the drive. The drive will have to be reformatted.
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