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Hi,

I'm looking for a open source real high HDD encryption for sensitive
business data. Has anyone a suggestion beside TrueCrypt?

I need to encrypt whole harddisks, not only parts of it.
Encryption for RAID systems especially RAID 5 and 6 would be
hel

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If you have a live linux disc around, something as simple as the following could do the trick:

dd if=/dev/hda1 |hexdump -C |less

Substitute the physical address of your encrypted device where /dev/hda1 is now

For purpose of comparison, do this command with an unencrypted device first to sho

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I made a small error as well. ;)

Eraser _is_ indeed Open Source software (hosted on Sourceforge).

On 8/7/2007 10:40 PM, Luis Acuña wrote:
> *Eraser* Thats my favorite one.
>
> Yes, it's possible that you cannot recognize the volume under linux.
> So, assuming that Truecrypt work as PGP Desktop, y

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Luis' is another good idea; I suspect Linux will flat-out refuse to
mount it though (probably an "unknown filesystem" type error).

Another thing that occurred to me, if you want to get technical with the
boss is to open an NTFS filesystem in a hex editor and show her the
various identifying marks,

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Hi,

My boss need a solution to encrypt her personal data, and i recommended her TrueCrypt. Now as TrueCrypt provides on the fly encryption and when the encrypted or the hidden volume is mounted and file is copied into the volume it encrypts it automatically using the encryption algo specified an

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Hi,

A reminder to everyone that the Call for Papers for the VNSECON
2007 conference in Saigon, Vietnam this August ends on the first
week of next month (June 08).

Thanks and looking forward to seeing you all there.

- --
VNSECON 07
http://conf.vnsecur

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Does anyone know off-hand the algorithm used by HPUX 11.0 to hash the
password on a non-trusted system? I'm documenting some security
information and this is required to show the benefit of using a trusted
system over a non-trusted system (only a single part of a bigger argument).

Thanks,
--
J

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Hello Everyone,

My name is Erik Kamerling. I wanted to introduce myself as the new
moderator for the Cryptography mailing list. I look forward to
facilitating the continued operation and success of this list.

If you have any questions, concerns, or input, please feel free to
contact me at anytime:

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I got confused when I tried to read these three books,
my confusion about choosing the two numbers

?Cryptography and Network Security ? by William
Stallings page 295:

(((G Prime number
N such N < G and N a primitive root of G)))

?TCP/IP Protocol Suite? book by Forouzan Page 741:
(((The tow par

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For, PQ/N = 1, we can take P = Q = sqrt(N). So I have pre-computed less than half the total number of keys. Thus your explanation is wrong. Can someone please provide me a correct explanation of my question.

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Birthday Attack:-

If a MAC uses 64-bit keys, then after seeing 2^32 transactions, an
attacker can expect that two transactions use the same key. In
general, if the key can take N different values, then one can expect
the first collision after sqrt(N) keys have been chosen. A collision
is expected w

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``
~ @@ ==VNSECURITY==

CALL FOR PAPERS

|=---------------------=[ VNSECON 2007 ]=----------------------=|
|=-------------------------------------------------------------=|
|=-------------------=[ August 3-4,

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802.1X Authenticate by certs and non password protection of It
Hello deer list,
sorry for the mail address it's the one I use for my mailing list
subscriptions
and sorry if I don't post in the good section but if think it's the
right one.

I've a question for all those who deals with certificates

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Hello Crypto readers,

A bunch of announcements from Black Hat. It was easier to bundle them
all
together instead of send them out bit by bit, so everything from
Black
Hat Federal coverage to the CFP opening for the summer USA conference
is
included. H

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Folks,

Is anyone on this list familiar with the people behind ciphiremail mail
client -> https://www.ciphire.com. They have not disclosed who their
sponsors are on their site.

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Hi all,

I am writing a paper on quantum crypto for one of my courses and I am having a hard time understanding Shor's algorithm. Since I am from a software engineering background, I do not have an extensive physics background so most explanations are a little over my head.

I was hoping maybe some

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Dear colleague,

I would like to encourage you to submit a contribution to "ARES 2006 - The
First International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security"
and its workshop (which will be held at the Vienna University of Technology,
Austria from 20-22 April) if they are fit with your inter

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Welcome to the crypto mailing list!

The aim of this list is to provide a moderated list for the discussion of
cryptography. Discussions of both known and new primitives and protocols
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Here is the list charter:

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