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Encryption Security for USB Removable Media
- Thread starter vilhiem
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Look at TrueCrypt, that is what I use.
http://www.truecrypt.org/
TrueCrypt is an open source (thus verifiable) and well regarded encryption solution.
For my external storage I encrypt the whole drive. Thus anything I store on the whole disk is encrypted, in a manner that it would take the NSA to get past. I can then safely carry or store it anywhere without worrying about about loss of data.
I have used TrueCrypt for many years. It is now up to version 6.1 which uses multiple cores.
Nice package, check it out.
http://www.truecrypt.org/
TrueCrypt is an open source (thus verifiable) and well regarded encryption solution.
For my external storage I encrypt the whole drive. Thus anything I store on the whole disk is encrypted, in a manner that it would take the NSA to get past. I can then safely carry or store it anywhere without worrying about about loss of data.
I have used TrueCrypt for many years. It is now up to version 6.1 which uses multiple cores.
Nice package, check it out.
The only problem I noticed with TrueCrypt is that if I install it on a USB flash drive ... it will only work on computers that I have ADMIN rights on. This would not be very helpful if I want to bring it to, say a Kinkos computer, to print my documents.