Re: Scientology tries to break PGP - and (fwd)

> 	I would just like to point out that, when a LEA comes to you
> to get at the contents of your computer, (s)he is not going to
> patiently wait while your system wipes the offending evidence off your
> hard disk.  The first thing they do is make a copy of everything, so
> they can work from the copy.  Besides, you do have backup tapes laying
> around all over the place, don't you?
 
Sounds like a recomendation for SFS (Secure File System).
It encryppts everything going to the disk.
I used an SFS partition for a while.  But, I swap between
DOS and Linux.  Havn't seen SFS for linux yet.
 
Later,
Tom <kelso@netcom.com>

In that case you must try CFS or Cryto File Sytem. Not implemented in a 
partition or in the kernel like SFS but as a user level loopback nfs server.
Its quite nice.

Aleph One / aleph1@dfw.net
http://underground.org/

On Tue, 12 Sep 1995, Tom Rollins wrote:

> Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 13:56:18 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Tom Rollins <kelso@netcom.com>
> To: cypherpunks@toad.com
> Subject: Re: Scientology tries to break PGP - and (fwd)
> 
> > 	I would just like to point out that, when a LEA comes to you
> > to get at the contents of your computer, (s)he is not going to
> > patiently wait while your system wipes the offending evidence off your
> > hard disk.  The first thing they do is make a copy of everything, so
> > they can work from the copy.  Besides, you do have backup tapes laying
> > around all over the place, don't you?
>  
> Sounds like a recomendation for SFS (Secure File System).
> It encryppts everything going to the disk.
> I used an SFS partition for a while.  But, I swap between
> DOS and Linux.  Havn't seen SFS for linux yet.
>  
> Later,
> Tom <kelso@netcom.com>
>  
>