Encrypted USB drives, there are definite legal uses, but like others have said, it raises suspicion.
The whole point is you are unable to detect that the drive is encrypted because it is only visible to USB once the password is written.
The whole point is asking what is so sensitive.
In this case you can just crack it open and see that the SD card inside is larger than the 8 GB block device exposed.
The whole point is you are unable to detect that the drive is encrypted because it is only visible to USB once the password is written.
The whole point is asking what is so sensitive.
In this case you can just crack it open and see that the SD card inside is larger than the 8 GB block device exposed.