[Bradford] A topic suggestion

[Richard Thomas]

this is very true :( about one of the only things I admire about the USA
their right to with hold there gpg and pass keys if they want to

but i have nothing illegal on my pc .not even a stray mp3
i just don't want it been stolen and the data been used for the wrong
reasons
but if you do have things you don't want the government to read

there is a file format that uses fuse out there (can't remember its name)
that allows you to give two passwords to a encrypted hard drive password one
opening the encryption and the other opening the real hidden data  but last
time i looked the development on it had halted


http://www.truecrypt.org/ also does this  but not on full drives if you also
want to keep some data safe from the .gov

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2008/10/31 ric <x-ric at brucenetworks.com>

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> On Fri, 2008-10-31 at 11:40 +0000, Richard Thomas wrote:
> > hiya david
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> > I use Luks ( http://luks.endorphin.org/ ) for my hard drive encryption
> > its part of the installer on the ubuntu alternate cd  this keeps all
> > my documents safe
> >
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> That's great but remember you have to give out your keys
> if the government asks you.
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> rich
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