IIRC Veracrypt is easier to detect since it does some trickery with the filesystem and software while this has 2 memory chips and one is phisically disconnected then it scan for a string that looks like “password:1234” inside a file called “password.txt” at every write and if the password is correct it will connect the chip again, so it’s virtually undetectable unless you crack open the USB stick and know what you are looking at (which is an highly unrealistic scenario for an airport unless you are in a country that’s in a war period)
Not true. Veracrypt’s hidden file system is random data on a preexisting partition that uses no software. You can only detect it if you install Veracrypt and guess the password.
How is this better than a Veracrypt hidden partition on a standard thumb drive?
IIRC Veracrypt is easier to detect since it does some trickery with the filesystem and software while this has 2 memory chips and one is phisically disconnected then it scan for a string that looks like “password:1234” inside a file called “password.txt” at every write and if the password is correct it will connect the chip again, so it’s virtually undetectable unless you crack open the USB stick and know what you are looking at (which is an highly unrealistic scenario for an airport unless you are in a country that’s in a war period)
Not true. Veracrypt’s hidden file system is random data on a preexisting partition that uses no software. You can only detect it if you install Veracrypt and guess the password.
https://veracrypt.io/en/Hidden Volume.html