Eterlogic SecretDrive

Discussion in 'privacy technology' started by ha14, Nov 14, 2009.

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  1. ha14

    ha14 Registered Member

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    Hi

    I found this recently and wonder if fellows of this community have already employed it.

    Eterlogic SecretDrive 32 bit version is absolutely FREE !


    SecretDrive is a small, efficient and reliable program to create up to 8 encrypted virtual disks. Virtual disk is protected by one of five modern encryption algorithms:
    * AES (Rijndael)
    * GOST 28174-89
    * Blowfish
    * Twofish
    * CAST 256



    Requirements
    * Operating system: Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, Windows 7.
    * CPU: Intel Pentium 2
    * Free hard disk space: 10 MB
    * RAM: 256 MB


    http://www.eterlogic.com/Products.SecretDrive.html
     
  2. stap0510

    stap0510 Registered Member

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    Wow, an opening post without an opinion.
    One might get the idea that this is just ordinairy spam.

    Getting back ontopic:
    Why use CAST 256 when you have AES to your disposal?
    That just doesn't make sense.
    Even when used a in cascade it sounds looks like the weakest link of them all.
     
  3. ha14

    ha14 Registered Member

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    Hi

    No intention for spam. CAST 256 (invented by Carlisle Adams and Stafford Tavares) replaced AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) well this is what I think, CAST 256 was in Competition to serpent and this as candidat for AES.

    I dont use frequently encryption softwares, but since secretdrive 32 bits is a freeware so I thought to mention and to have a opinion on it if fellows of this forum have already used it.
     
  4. stap0510

    stap0510 Registered Member

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    CAST 256 did not replace AES.
    It was in competition with the likes of Rijndael, and did not made it to get the label of "AES" .
    Only Rijndael got that honour.
     
  5. ha14

    ha14 Registered Member

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    Hi
    So I see the best encryption should be with ■AES (Rijndael). Well things to learn.
     
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