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How to Beat Cybercrooks With a USB Drive Only YOU Can Read on a Mac or PC

Posted 07/15/2009 at 9:22am | by David W. Martin

Recent advances in utilities that allow the Mac to read and write Windows NTFS formatted drives now makes it possible to encrypt data on thumb drives and share the encrypted thumb drives between a Mac and a PC.

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