Indian Army to get pen drive which cannot get hacked designed by fortytwo labs pune more details

The Indian Army will soon be provided a storage device that no one will be able to hack. Pune-based company Fort-to Labs has designed this storage device. It resembles a pen drive and also has a compact in size. This is a post quantum cryptography storage device. Order has also been given to the company for this device by the army. Soon these devices will be supplied to the Army.

Fortytwo Labs It is located in Pune which has prepared this device in association with IIT Kanpur. This device Auth42 The name is given. It will be a military grade hardware authenticator and will also serve as a storage device. The device is designed for use especially in defense under order. It is a device that can also easily work in air gap networks.

Special features of Auth42
Auth42 There is a highly safe and hack -proof device equipped with quantum safe authentication. Secure and encrypted storage can be done in this, for which no special management is required. It also has a remote wipe feature. That is, its data can be cleared while sitting far and wide. It has a user computer token biding, detection, and temperature audit trail feature for data usage.

According to the NBT report, the company’s partner Swaminath Iyer in IIT Kanpur said that the company has been doing research in the field of quantum computing since 2016. He said that after the arrival of quantum computers, all the encryption of today will be broken and this will be a challenge to keep the army’s confidential information separate. Therefore, the company has prepared a three -layer security pen drive to protect the information and keep them completely confidential. It binds data, users and devices. It will not be opened even after applying it on another computer. It can be opened on a fixed person and system itself. So it will be very safe.