Firefox Portable??

**aspkin** · #23 08-14-2014

Now.. encrypt your USB drive..

glacier922 · #24 08-14-2014

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Originally Posted by GhostWhoWalks

I just used the firefox app and it's like 90 MB total with it's folders is this correct?

Looks like I'll need a memory stick of 4GB for all my stealths + the info for each account.

I have a 500 gb hdd. 80 mb per stealth ff portable install you can get, about say, 11 accts per gb. 500 x 11 is 5500 accts. of course you got your operating system so say you have 450gb space. That's like 4950 accounts. 500 gb is only 40 bucks nowadays. Shouldn't be too. Uh of a problem.

GhostWhoWalks · #25 08-15-2014

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Originally Posted by glacier922

I have a 500 gb hdd. 80 mb per stealth ff portable install you can get, about say, 11 accts per gb. 500 x 11 is 5500 accts. of course you got your operating system so say you have 450gb space. That's like 4950 accounts. 500 gb is only 40 bucks nowadays. Shouldn't be too. Uh of a problem.

Yeah I just did the math for a 2TB hdd I got also. 22,222 accounts! lol

GhostWhoWalks · #26 08-15-2014

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Originally Posted by aspkin

Now.. encrypt your USB drive..

Oh man dude my name is Ghost not James Bond, MM78, or you!

You pushing it man loll

RetroRedneck · #27 08-18-2014

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Originally Posted by aspkin

Now.. encrypt your USB drive..

Also remember to do a backup. I've had a few brand name sticks die on me (although you *might* be able to retrieve the info).

Btw, do you recommend a decent encryption software for sticks?

rsot · #28 08-18-2014

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Originally Posted by GhostWhoWalks

Yeah I just did the math for a 2TB hdd I got also. 22,222 accounts! lol

Intense indeed

GreenBean · #29 08-18-2014

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Originally Posted by GhostWhoWalks

Oh man dude my name is Ghost not James Bond, MM78, or you!

You pushing it man loll

Always take as many steps as possible to preserve account info integrity.

Dont underestimate yourself.

GreenBean · #30 08-18-2014

How about making this a sticky?

It's very innovative for stealth.

GhostWhoWalks · #31 08-18-2014

Question why would the data need to be encrypt? Do you guys mean with passport protected?

pr0wake · #32 08-18-2014

passport, no. Password, yes!

GhostWhoWalks · #33 08-18-2014

So it's just to add a password on the memory stick it's all?

fox20c · #34 08-18-2014

Kinda like having a login and encrypting your laptop in case it get stolen or lost. Same idea but just on a stick/drive. Gives me peace of mind.

GhostWhoWalks · #35 08-18-2014

I see I think I'd leave it on my laptop it never leaves my place + we got security in this building but you are right.

What is a good encryption then?

fox20c · #36 08-21-2014

For software my company uses TrueCrypt and BitLocker. But I would rather by a flash drive that comes with the encryption already in place.
Here is where I would start

Newegg.com - encrypted flash drive

GhostWhoWalks · #37 08-21-2014

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Originally Posted by fox20c

For software my company uses TrueCrypt and BitLocker. But I would rather by a flash drive that comes with the encryption already in place.
Here is where I would start

Newegg.com - encrypted flash drive

haha WOW so this is wireless USB flash drive? :O God dang! Now that's some James Bond stuff right there!

Only if MM will approve of it! Then I'd probably get that. That looks very sweet!

MM78 · #38 08-21-2014

It never hurts to have the maximum amount of protection, especially if you use the flashdrive on the go. Personally, I might look into one myself. The last thing we need is to be losing the flashdrive and someone finding it and accessing your accounts, data, etc.

GhostWhoWalks · #39 08-21-2014

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Originally Posted by MM78

It never hurts to have the maximum amount of protection, especially if you use the flashdrive on the go. Personally, I might look into one myself. The last thing we need is to be losing the flashdrive and someone finding it and accessing your accounts, data, etc.

Yup that's why it's good to have the extra protection.

Do these devices come with this type of protection or it's a software we got to get? I read once there are flash drives that come with this built in.

fox20c · #40 08-21-2014

Most of the ones I have been looking in to its already installed on the drive. One even has a physical number pad on the outside of the drive so you can unlock it that way.

GhostWhoWalks · #41 08-21-2014

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Originally Posted by fox20c

Most of the ones I have been looking in to its already installed on the drive. One even has a physical number pad on the outside of the drive so you can unlock it that way.

And what if you break off that pad? :O

miketyson · #42 08-21-2014

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Originally Posted by fox20c

For software my company uses TrueCrypt and BitLocker. But I would rather by a flash drive that comes with the encryption already in place.
Here is where I would start

Newegg.com - encrypted flash drive

Just looked into truecrypt and it' says no longer safe to use because company stop updating it when microsoft gave XP the divorce papers.

GhostWhoWalks · #43 08-21-2014

I know of one that was read about years ago on the news a guy trying to cross the boarder and had some hardcore stuff on his hard drive and it was so protected that the company who made it, didn't have a way of breaking into it even.

I wish i would of wrote the name of that software.

fox20c · #44 08-22-2014

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Originally Posted by GhostWhoWalks

I know of one that was read about years ago on the news a guy trying to cross the boarder and had some hardcore stuff on his hard drive and it was so protected that the company who made it, didn't have a way of breaking into it even.

I wish i would of wrote the name of that software.

Nice, if you find that out let us know I would be interested.