Secure Your USB Keys With NZXT Bunker
PC Magazine: NZXT's Bunker fits in a 5.25-inch drive bay to secure as many as our thumbdrives.
"The Bunker fits into a 5.25-inch drive bay on a desktop PC. Once it's connected to the motherboard, just pop an included key into the lock and turn. Out pops a four-port USB 2.0 hub. You can plug in your drives and, instead of removing them when you're done, just push the tray back in, lock the door, and the keys remain in place, ready to use next time."
"As with most of its products, NZXT is aiming the Bunker primarily at gamers and enthusiasts, and touting the device as being ideal for protecting sensitive data at LAN-based gaming sessions and the like. For extra safety, the lock system can use any of 20 different keys, preventing other owners of the Bunker from accessing your drives."
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security, USB, NZXT, Thumdrives
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