Firewall Memory Key

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Is there much worth to the idea that a memory key could be used as a
hardware firewall (in the way floppy drives distros / old pcs have been used
as hardware firewalls running linux type distros on them)? If so, where can
I find more info? I've done several google searches but am unable to find
anything to really hit the spot. As it were.
 
Is there much worth to the idea that a memory key could be used as a
hardware firewall (in the way floppy drives distros / old pcs have been used
as hardware firewalls running linux type distros on them)? If so, where can
I find more info? I've done several google searches but am unable to find
anything to really hit the spot. As it were.
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IMO, you're better off just using Compact Flash and a CF-IDE
adapter. Memory key's benefit is portability... how
portable do you really need a firewall to be?
 
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