Posts Tagged ‘whole disk encryption’

Analysis: Is there a backdoor in Truecrypt? Is Truecrypt a CIA honeypot?


Truecrypt domain registed with a false address The domain name “truecrypt.org” was originally registered to a false address (“NAVAS Station, Antarctica”), and was later concealed behind a Network Solutions private registration. Truecrypt developers identity hidden The TrueCrypt developers used the aliases “ennead” and “syncon”, but later replaced all references to these aliases on their website [...]

Review: Full disk encryption DiskCryptor v0.7.435.90


Most of you will have heard of Truecrypt, a free an open source hard disk encryption product, there are only another free and open source software for full disk encryption in Windows that I am aware of, DiskCryptor. You can download a 32bit or 64bit version of Diskcryptor depending on your OS. I tested DiskCryptor [...]

Video: How to, encryption with PGP 9 Desktop


This is an introduction video for begginers, if you have never seen or heard of PGP Desktop, this video explains briefly in 5 minutes what it can do for your privacy. If you want to keep all your computer data encrypted, including the OS, after Truecrypt and Drivecrypt Plus Pack , PGP Desktop would be [...]

Review: Drivecrypt Plus Pack v3.95, full disk encryption


Review last updated on 01st April 2009 Some people out there are antagonistic to encryption software that is not open source and can not be reviewed for backdoors. Drivecrypt Plus Pack is one such propietary encryption product. There maybe some reason why you may want to use it, for example some special feature of compatibility [...]

Installing Truecrypt 6.1a on a computer without CD drive


If you want to have whole disk encryption on your netbook you will be dissapointed with Truecrypt because unless you burn a .iso on a CD first, Truecrypt will not allow you to encrypt your drive, but there is a way around this, it worked for me so it should do it for you too. [...]

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