Pendrive Kingston IronKey Keypad 200, 16 GB (IKKP200/16GB)

Memory with 256-bit hardware encryption XTS-AES meeting FIPS 140-3 Level 3
Kingston IronKeyTM Memory Keypad 200 is a hardware-encrypted USB memory with an alphanumeric keypad for easy access using the PIN code.
The KP200 memory is equipped with XTS-AES encryption function with 256-bit key. It also has a FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certificate (process in progress), confirming military class security with additional solutions that increase data security. Memory circuits are covered with a layer of special epoxy resin, which virtually prevents the removal of components without damaging them, which protects against attacking semiconductor systems. The memory was designed in such a way as to show any attempt at physical interference. It is also protected against attacks using Brute Force and BadUSB passwords thanks to digitally signed hardware software. The alphanumeric keypad is covered with a polymer layer that protects the keys and prevents them from being guessed by fingerprinting.
The KP200 memory is equipped with a built-in battery that allows you to unlock it for the first time without using software and then connect to any device that supports a USB A storage device. This gives the user maximum freedom to use memory on multiple platforms with different operating systems.
With Multi-PIN (administrator and user PIN codes) the memory allows you to set easy to remember, but difficult to guess the alphanumeric administrator and user PIN codes. The administrator can restore the user's PIN code and provide access to the memory in case the user forgets the PIN code or blocks the memory after reaching a maximum of 10 user login attempts. When administrator and user PIN codes are enabled, KP200 blocks the user PIN code after 10 consecutive failed login attempts. In the case of a 10 times error in the administrator's PIN code, the Brute Force protection function erases the memory by cryptographic method, irrecovers the data and resets the device.
The memory also offers two read-only levels (saving protection) – the general mode that the administrator can set, and the session mode, set by the user. Read-only modes protect memory from evil[...]