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Why isn't full disk encryption from manufactures a slam dunk? Sep 12 2007 04:16PM dan recyclepcs com (6 replies) Re: Why isn't full disk encryption from manufactures a slam dunk? Sep 17 2007 09:21PM Michael Painter (tvhawaii shaka com) Re: Why isn't full disk encryption from manufactures a slam dunk? Sep 15 2007 02:44AM Daniel Anderson (dtndan gmail com) Re: Why isn't full disk encryption from manufactures a slam dunk? Sep 14 2007 02:18PM Nick Owen (nickowen mindspring com) Re: Why isn't full disk encryption from manufactures a slam dunk? Sep 13 2007 12:56PM James Fryman (james frymanet com) Re: Why isn't full disk encryption from manufactures a slam dunk? Sep 12 2007 08:10PM gjgowey tmo blackberry net |
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2) Stupid users and a litigious society - "I forgot my password, and
now I can't get my pr0n - I'm gonna sue!"
3) Performance penalties vs. standard drives
4) Inability to predict and account for all uses.
For the last, consider the complexity involved in making these work
in, for instance, a home PC with RAID1 or RAID0 set up, not to mention
a dedicated server in a business environment.
I'm sure others will think of other issues.
On 12 Sep 2007 16:16:55 -0000, dan (at) recyclepcs (dot) com [email concealed] <dan (at) recyclepcs (dot) com [email concealed]> wrote:
> This would seem to be a security no brainer. What are its limitations?
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