I've seen a type of flash memory called "Secure Digital." What makes it secure?
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SimpleTech SD Memory Cards are non-volatile and solid-state. They facilitate fast, simple, and secure downloading of all types of digital files from the Internet. The SD format, compliant with SDMI (Secure Digital Music Initiative) requirements, rewards the creative process of all content providers by providing high-level security to their files. Contents in the cards can be protected by CPRM based security.
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This answer may be very simple, Secure Digital or SD cards used for cameras, music etc have a lock on them, that can be switched to "lock" thereby preventing accidental erasure.
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A malicious file stored on an SD card can find its way to even the most secure networks, bypassing many traditional security tools.
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"Secure" refers to its built-in digital rights management (DRM) technology to protect copyrighted content
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