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The latest posts tagged with “encryption”

Friday — July 22, 2011

This computer is protected by military-grade encryption. Don’t even attempt to hack it, otherwise you’ll burn on your seat.

— Login Message in my MacBook Pro

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Saturday — May 01, 2010

USB Safeguard →

It’s a software to encrypt and protect data with a password on your removable pen drives using the AES 256 bits encryption.

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USB Safeguard is a free program to encrypt files on a USB flash disk without the need to install anything. Just copy the .exe file to your USB flash disk and run it. This software is made especially for use together with a USB flash disk. Trying to use it on anything else like an external hard disk may result in possible loss of data.
http://usbsafeguard.altervista.org/

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Friday — July 24, 2009

Hacker Claims iPhone 3GS Encryption is Incredibly, Dangerously Easy to Crack →

Noted iPhone security destroyer Jonathan Zdziarski has cracked the iPhone 3GS encryption security, which is to be expected, but the ease and speed with which he did it is worrisome. Zdziarski claims the iPhone 3GS is thus “useless” to businesses.

The iPhone certainly isn’t as ubiquitous for corporate use as BlackBerry or even Windows Mobile, but that’s starting to change, and Zdziarski is very concerned that the iPhone 3GS’s security puts sensitive data at unnecessary risk. He claims that with easily-available software, anybody can break into an iPhone 3GS and start extracting data within two minutes, and access everything on the phone within 45. After reading this, we could see why companies might just be reluctant to trade their BlackBerrys in for a shiny new iPhone 3GS.

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