Harris BlackJack USB drive to aid computer forensics
The Harris BlackJack USB drive will be a device that aims to aid the field of computer forensics, where it will go about searching and cataloguing targeted information on suspect computers. You will be able to configure it to search for specific data or types of data thanks to a special configuration utility. The drive itself will see action on Windows-powered computers and can boot in under 3 seconds, although it wasn’t mentioned whether that meant the launch of snooping programs or kick-starting a bootable OS image. LED indicators on the BlackJack will alert the operator on whether the software has found what it was looking for, so you can continue playing poker with your partner until the desired color pops up instead of staring at the screen while drumming your fingers on the table.
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