I like using the Apricorn keypad flash drives. Like this Lenovo, it's doesn't connect until you unlock it. Password entry is via the built-in keypad so no software is necessary. It's also got a small battery so you can unlock it before you plug it which could prevent someone sniffing the USB 5V rail for any noise. Needing an app makes the Ironkey useless for anything that isn't running a normal desktop OS.
replyAll the devices with keypads are extremely vulnerable to hardware MITM of the keyboard/display. Same with the fingerprint ones. They rarely have secure elements so the PIN is also a weakness. And of course many of them just store the key internally instead of using a key stretching function, or don't do enough rounds, or use weak randomness.
replyFor key entry you really want mutual TOTP or a separate ignition key, like a yubikey, that you insert into the drive.
> This was then worth then 235 million dollar (now >500 million)
replySays a lot about Bit Coin volatility that that didn't really narrow how long ago it was.
2023 for anyone else who wonders (the linked wired article is worth a read though).