Another method of performing Vaudenay's attack on CBC as used in TLS: http://www.isg.rhul.ac.uk/tls/ We have discovered a variety of...
The thing with Yubikey and TrueCrypt is you cannot achieve true two factor pre-boot authentication. The end user can still log into the system...
As someone who managed to successfully configure Gentoo to work correctly with SElinux and grsecurity, I feel there is little out there in terms...
Re: Megabad: A quick look at the state of Mega’s encryption From what I've seen on the site itself, and the history of the team most measures are...
The 192.168.x address series are non-routable private v4 addresses for internal use only (these you can't route over the internet/public...
You as the end user have a choice what you put out there and how you can control your online fingerprint to an extent. I personally do not have an...
Passwords will be with us for a long time to come, I do not see them going anywhere anytime soon, one reasoning being user adaptation, and another...
As more large corporations and government agencies move to fiber, I wonder how applicable this would be in a real world environment say ~5 years.
I've sent you a private message. Sums up my reasoning nicely.
I agree. While log aggregation is great for enterprise level analysis, a home user will never generate the amount of data to make such a...
Re: tool that can that can decrypt TrueCrypt now for sale You can disabled hibernation via the command line on Windows Vista/7/8 by typing:...
There was some research done around a year ago where a group went after the CRC-32 checksum used for the keyfile algorithm. By adding extra bytes...
The first portion of your question can be found here ( - http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/?s=keyfiles-technical-details -) The documentation is...
If we are talking anything other than a full drive wipe and an actual product/feature in Windows, I stand corrected :)
I would disagree with this statement, as someone who has done a fair share of comp forensics, an individual would have to really be unable to...
For desktop environments I'd agree to a point. People use their systems for many different purposes/functions and its very easy to limit...
I have it inside a VM for occasional need of office 2013 :)
1. Reconfigure the currently installed EMET to recommended settings, and remove any apps from EMET's protective list then re-start computer. 2....
Well yes, if we are talking about the "brighter colors" of information classification then yes I'd agree with your original point. As there would...
I was critiquing on the government remark, lockbox is still correct with the advantages hardware has over software encryption. It does have...
I've worked with Splunk/ArcSight in the past, they I feel would not be best used in a home environment as they are primary used for data...
I'd say its based on sensitivity level and the different scenarios you are trying to protect against. You will not see confidential FOUO...
The only way for any method of anti-theft on an usb device to truly be effective will need to be implemented at the hardware level. Any software...
Right now, for the original user, Dantz advice is the correct method of proceeding safely. The original poster emphisised the desire to recover...
On a privacy forum that is a pretty big exception. I personally use gmail as for me government isn't my primary concern, malicious users are. Now...
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