Phantom Drive Keeps Its Real Capacity Completely Invisible
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Discover the Phantom Drive: an open source USB that is presented as an 8GB banal memory, but that hides an encrypted partition with AES-256. Only anyone who creates a text file with the correct password will be able to access the secret data, all with a design that challenges authoritarian and curious governments. *** Phantom Drive is a USB open source that works with a microSD and a CH569 microcontroller, looking like a common 8GB memory. It cr…
Phantom Drive Keeps Its Real Capacity Completely Invisible
Most encrypted USB drives announce themselves the moment they connect. The operating system sees scrambled data or an unusual volume that immediately suggests something valuable sits behind a lock. Phantom Drive takes a different approach. Ryan Walker of Rootkit Labs built an open-source flash drive that presents itself as an ordinary 8 GB stick. Disk [...]
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