We've seen a decent showing of super-secure USB pen drives in recent weeks, but they're all likely to be no match for the biometric-encrypted Secure Pro.
The device, pictured above, is the work of Victorinox - best known for the iconic Swiss Army Knife - and claims to be "completely un-hackable".
Fortunately for those who believe anything and everything can and will be hacked, Victorinox is offering you the chance to have a go. The manufacturer is inviting individuals who think they have the programming power to break the code to its flagship London Store on March 25th, where you'll be given two hours to try and access the hardware.
Sounds like a challenge, and if the hacker community needed any additional incentive, here's one; Victorinox is offering a £100,000 prize to anyone who succeeds.
Don't look at this as an easy pay day, though. The Secure Pro made a similar appearance at CES earlier this year, where US challengers tried and failed to beat the drive's security.
Reckon you can prove once and for all that the UK is where the real talent lives? Details on how to enter the competition can be found at PlayTheFuture.co.uk.
