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DEVICE INFORMATION 44 USER’S GUIDE The Device Information screen displays several pieces of information, such as the serial number of the USB device and statistical information about how the storage space is being used. [Figure 31] Figure 31
USER’S GUIDE ENCRYPTED DRIVES With the Victorinox Secure product, you have a tool for creating secure, virtual drives that can only be opened using the right password or fingerprint. These drives are encrypted using AES 256 and considered very secure. The actual storage space for these virtual drives is located on your USB stick, however, is displayed by Windows like a completely normal drive. Once a drive has been started, you can use it with Windows as if you had an additional drive. Please keep in mind that even virtual drives require real storage. This storage is located on the USB stick under the Virtual Drives directory. Later, you will find files in this folder with “xsvd” extensions. Each of these files reserves physical storage space for each virtual drive. If you were to delete one of these files then you would also be deleting the corresponding encrypted drive and consequently all of the data stored in it would then be gone. CREATING A DRIVE To create an encrypted, virtual drive, you first specify the name of the drive in the entry field. Of course, the password for this new drive should not be forgotten. Please try to use passwords, which you will be able to remember, but which should also be “secure”. If you forget your password, you will no longer be able to access the data on that drive. During application development, we specifically avoided these types of features for reasons of security. The specification of the size of the new drive should be determined carefully in advance. If you want to use this drive for lots of images or other large files then it should be significantly larger than if you wanted to primarily secure text documents. The minimum size is 3 MB. 45
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