Researcher finds Lenovo FU100 drive has no real encryption
1 Oct 29 4:10 PM · 13d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 1 of 3
Xusheng Li determined that the Lenovo ThinkPlus FU100, marketed as AES-256 hardware-encrypted, contains an ordinary SD card; the fingerprint sensor merely switches the USB connection on without encrypting any data. Lenovo issued a stopgap fix covering the card.
“Lenovo's ThinkPlus FU100 fingerprint stick was marketed as "hardware encrypted" with AES-256, but inside was an ordinary SD card with nothing encrypted.”
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❗️ Lenovo's ThinkPlus FU100 fingerprint stick was marketed as "hardware encrypted" with AES-256, but inside was an ordinary SD card with nothing encrypted. The fingerprint only switched on the USB link, researcher Xusheng Li found. Lenovo's stopgap fix covered the card in
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