September 28th, 2013, 22:56
September 29th, 2013, 5:01
September 29th, 2013, 5:19
ShaneWard wrote:More than likely, the USB part of the drive encrypts the data that is then sent to the rest of the drive. To access the data you need the USB bridge board too. Connecting a WD drive directly to the computer wont read the data.
Shane
September 29th, 2013, 7:08
pcimage wrote:ShaneWard wrote:More than likely, the USB part of the drive encrypts the data that is then sent to the rest of the drive. To access the data you need the USB bridge board too. Connecting a WD drive directly to the computer wont read the data.
Shane
Absolutely correct, the USB PCB encrypts the data through to the SATA.
September 29th, 2013, 7:32
pcimage wrote:ShaneWard wrote:More than likely, the USB part of the drive encrypts the data that is then sent to the rest of the drive. To access the data you need the USB bridge board too. Connecting a WD drive directly to the computer wont read the data.
Shane
Absolutely correct, the USB PCB encrypts the data through to the SATA.
September 29th, 2013, 9:42
Matiw wrote:Should he not be able to clone the encrypted data ?pcimage wrote:ShaneWard wrote:More than likely, the USB part of the drive encrypts the data that is then sent to the rest of the drive. To access the data you need the USB bridge board too. Connecting a WD drive directly to the computer wont read the data.
Shane
Absolutely correct, the USB PCB encrypts the data through to the SATA.
September 29th, 2013, 9:44
ibcho wrote:pcimage wrote:ShaneWard wrote:More than likely, the USB part of the drive encrypts the data that is then sent to the rest of the drive. To access the data you need the USB bridge board too. Connecting a WD drive directly to the computer wont read the data.
Shane
Absolutely correct, the USB PCB encrypts the data through to the SATA.
yes but i unsoldered the capacitors С90, С91, С92, and С93 in order to
disconnect the USB bridge chip
September 29th, 2013, 10:52
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