NODE 35fb7100hard drive encryption
Cerridwyn Llewyellyn <ceridwyn@wolfenet.com>Wed, 3 Jul 1996 03:17:35 +0800
What is the best utility freely available for encrypting an entire drive
that won't be used for a length of time? ie: I'm going away for a period
of time and wish to encrypt the drive while I'm gone, but have no interest
in actually using it while it's encrypted. I also have no real preference
in what algorithm is used, as long as it's relatively secure. Speed is
also not a big consideration, as it will be used once when I leave to encrypt,
and once when i return to decrypt.
Thanks in advance for the help...
//cerridwyn//
btw, the OS is Win95 if that matters...
NODE 6443baf9Re: hard drive encryption
Rich Graves <llurch@networking.stanford.edu>Wed, 3 Jul 1996 09:21:33 +0800
On Tue, 2 Jul 1996, Cerridwyn Llewyellyn wrote:
> What is the best utility freely available for encrypting an entire drive
> that won't be used for a length of time? ie: I'm going away for a period
> of time and wish to encrypt the drive while I'm gone, but have no interest
> in actually using it while it's encrypted. I also have no real preference
> in what algorithm is used, as long as it's relatively secure. Speed is
> also not a big consideration, as it will be used once when I leave to encrypt,
> and once when i return to decrypt.
Joel's book is not to be missed, but for the single-use application you
describe, a screwdriver and a trip to a safe deposit box (or a friend's
house) might be more appropriate...
-rich
NODE 5f9c1e6eRe: hard drive encryption
"Benjamin R. Ginter" <bginter@abilnet.com>Wed, 3 Jul 1996 09:37:51 +0800
Cerridwyn Llewyellyn wrote:
>
>
> What is the best utility freely available for encrypting an entire drive
> that won't be used for a length of time? ie: I'm going away for a period
> of time and wish to encrypt the drive while I'm gone, but have no interest
> in actually using it while it's encrypted. I also have no real preference
> in what algorithm is used, as long as it's relatively secure. Speed is
> also not a big consideration, as it will be used once when I leave to encrypt,
> and once when i return to decrypt.
> Thanks in advance for the help...
> //cerridwyn//
>
> btw, the OS is Win95 if that matters...
Just take your hard drive with you, jeez..
[gk]