I find this dialog amusing...
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Bill Drayton Jr.
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Oh btw, this TrueCrypt thing actually does exist and will actually allow you to create a hidden operating system thus:
This really makes me consider doing something illegal so I can have a reason to hide it and then go to court for it but blame my illegal activity on this software so they can get sued or something stupid...
This really makes me consider doing something illegal so I can have a reason to hide it and then go to court for it but blame my illegal activity on this software so they can get sued or something stupid...
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Bill Drayton Jr.
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Get your TrueCrypt on here:
http://www.truecrypt.org
Been experimenting with it for transparent encryption - it works well but of course is processor dependent for speed. You can create pure TrueCrypt volumes and even hidden volumes inside those volumes or create container volumes that reside on an existing unecrypted file system...I think it is pretty cool...uses high level DOD approved 256bit AES encryption as well as other slower performing ones.
http://www.truecrypt.org
Been experimenting with it for transparent encryption - it works well but of course is processor dependent for speed. You can create pure TrueCrypt volumes and even hidden volumes inside those volumes or create container volumes that reside on an existing unecrypted file system...I think it is pretty cool...uses high level DOD approved 256bit AES encryption as well as other slower performing ones.
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Bill Drayton Jr.
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What is kind of funny is you can create an encrypted hidden OS and have encrypted volumes within that OS that contain hidden encrypted volumes inside the volumes all with different passwords...talk about paranoia!
Also has various wiping algorithms(why is that funny?) so before you format a drive it will wipe it with random data throughout.
This is by far the most comprehensive encryption package I have ever seen. It supports Windows 7, Vista, & XP for both 32/64 bit versions as well as Windows 2003/2008 Server 32&64bit
The cool thing about transparent encryption is unlike an encrypted archive file like 7-zip, winrar, winzip you only have to enter the password ONCE and you just do things normally.
I've always loved encryption and data compression so this was really interesting to me but I really got it so I could encrypt my external HD.
Also has various wiping algorithms(why is that funny?) so before you format a drive it will wipe it with random data throughout.
This is by far the most comprehensive encryption package I have ever seen. It supports Windows 7, Vista, & XP for both 32/64 bit versions as well as Windows 2003/2008 Server 32&64bit
The cool thing about transparent encryption is unlike an encrypted archive file like 7-zip, winrar, winzip you only have to enter the password ONCE and you just do things normally.
I've always loved encryption and data compression so this was really interesting to me but I really got it so I could encrypt my external HD.