On Tue, Aug 02, 2005 at 05:48:39PM -0500, Ryan Malayter wrote:
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> That said, everything I've read indicates that the encrypting file
> system (EFS) in Windows 2000+ is reasonably well implemented. However,
> the user's password is still the weak link, as it is used to protect
> the private ke
ision from there.
I use dm-crypt for what its worth, though I wouldn't have any problems
with using loop-aes instead.
On 8/3/05, Kara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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On Tue, 02 Aug 2005 23:23:59 +, cdr said:
> One solution (free, with full source) can be found here:
> http://www.truecrypt.org/
Unfortunately only free as in free beer. You are not allowed to
change anything unless you send the changes back.
Shalom-Salam,
Werner
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On Wednesday 03 Aug 2005 3:05 am, Kara wrote:
> What would be an equally good equivalent
> for those of us using a Linux distro?
What distro and what kernel are you using?
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Kara wrote:
What would be an equally good equivalent
for those of us using a Linux distro?
You can use loop-aes, I think it's included in 2.6 kernels. I would
recommend BestCrypt from www.jetico.com. It is not free software, but
fully-functional evaluation version for download is available (so
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To: gnupg-users@gnupg.org
> One solution (free, with full source) can be found here:
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Ryan Malayter wrote:
Windows doesn't have whole-disk encryption yet, only per-file and
per-folder encryption.
That said, everything I've read indicates that the encrypting file
system (EFS) in Windows 2000+ is reasonably well implemented.
It is imprudent to trust operating system vendors in g
On 8/2/05, Johan Wevers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As long as you're not as stupid to use the built-in functions. I've
> heard stories that the FBI was very happy when they confiscated a
> laptop from alledged Al Quaida members protected only by that - didn't
> seem difficult to crack for them. A
Alphax wrote:
>As for the encrypted file systems... Windows supports whole disk
>encryption in various forms as well.
As long as you're not as stupid to use the built-in functions. I've
heard stories that the FBI was very happy when they confiscated a
laptop from alledged Al Quaida members protec
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> I plan to make myself a signing key and keep it
> offline and as securely as possible.
Well, you could try Tinfoil Hat Linux (http://tinfoilhat.shmoo.com/)...
run it on a computer with an LCD screen (laptops are best) - in
Hi,
I plan to make myself a signing key and keep it
offline and as securely as possible. How do you guys
keep your signing key secure?
- Do you put it on a USB stick and encrypt the file
system?
- Do you use Knoppix MIB
(http://www.bouissou.net/knoppix-mib/doc-html/Knoppix-Mib.html)?
- Any other
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