tom grzyb

Don’t Wait: Get Into the Encryption Habit Now

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Don't Wait: Get Into the Encryption Habit Now - CounterPunch.org

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Hans 4x💉

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In a year or so they want to have the private keys of any docter?

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Good advice. So people, pull your heads out of your asses, install #PGP for your email, ditch every unencrypted service there is and use encrypted disks in your devices. #LUKS isn't so hard, and there's always #VeraCrypt if you insist on using Windoze 😉

veracrypt.fr/en/Home.html

VeraCrypt - Free Open source disk encryption with strong security for the Paranoid

VeraCrypt is free open-source disk encryption software for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. In case an attacker forces you to reveal the password, VeraCrypt provides plausible deniability.

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tom grzyb

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Yep. "Privacy" is a notion being quickly forgotten here in the US.

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Hans 4x💉

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@Hans van Zijst Wasn't it to easy to simply take a ssd/hd and hook it on elsewhere and run a piece of software?

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Hans van Zijst

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Privacy is like oxygen: people will only start worrying about it once they've run out of it.

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Hans van Zijst

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@Hans Not sure what you mean, but I never connect a disk with sensitive data to any device I don't fully trust. And if I fully trust it, it kind of implies that I can use LUKS or VeraCrypt on it to decrypt it.

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Hans 4x💉

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I read about resetting veracrypt enabled disks. If the government is able to impound that drive they might be able to simply reset it and get your data.

Some pwnboys had something:

In this tutorial, we will illustrate how to decrypt a VeraCrypt volume/hard disk image. 1. Start by going to the Passware Kit Start Page and clicking on "Full Disk Encryption". We will see the following: We will want to select the relevant encryption type. In this tutorial, we will be selecting VeraCrypt. 2.

Been taken offline but I am sure some software might be found.