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Disk Encryption - SIM-3386134 - Jul 2, 2017
I have an SSD that I use for Windows and a 1TB HDD that I use for everything else. What would be the best/latest way of achieving full disk encryption for both drives?
* - ComputerJi - Jul 2, 2017
Bitlocker
- Built-in full disk encryption software offered by Microsoft in Windows 7 Enterprise, Windows 8 Pro, and most versions of Windows 10
- Can encrypt entire system disk of the computer, additional hard disks or partitions, and removable storage media.
Check out this guide for more information. Bottom of it.
* - ݃݃݃๖ۣۜKosdff - Jul 2, 2017
You should look in to vera crypt, I personally use it for my full disk encryption.
* - kevy42 - Jul 2, 2017
(Jul 2, 2017 02:36 PM)ComputerJi Wrote: Bitlocker
- Built-in full disk encryption software offered by Microsoft in Windows 7 Enterprise, Windows 8 Pro, and most versions of Windows 10
- Can encrypt entire system disk of the computer, additional hard disks or partitions, and removable storage media.
Check out this guide for more information. Bottom of it.
are u geniuenly insane?. BitLocker is microsoft property.. and they just looooove to collect user data.. coff coff emails, coff coff keystores...
so using there encryption tool.. for securing ur data is like going to a robber and telling him to guard ur house
* - ComputerJi - Jul 2, 2017
(Jul 2, 2017 03:10 PM)WeedmasterOG Wrote: are u geniuenly insane?. BitLocker is microsoft property.. and they just looooove to collect user data.. coff coff emails, coff coff keystores...
so using there encryption tool.. for securing ur data is like going to a robber and telling him to guard ur house
Then why using Windows in the first place?!
Isn't Windows a Microsoft's property?!
I included that guide on purpose; It contains all the basic security measures to use Windows safely.
Please take the time to think before you post, you security enthusiast. 😑
* - White Fox - Jul 2, 2017
Vera Crypt is so old...
Try with CipherShed is the best disk crypter can crypt disk with 3 different encryptations
* - Shoe - Jul 2, 2017
(Jul 2, 2017 03:53 PM)White Fox Wrote: Vera Crypt is so old...
Try with CipherShed is the best disk crypter can crypt disk with 3 different encryptations
What are you talking about? VeraCrypt's last stable release was Oct 7, 2016. A code audit was finished in the same month. It's tried, true, and tested. Your software I've never heard of, and it wasn't audited as far as I can see.
* - SIM-3386134 - Jul 2, 2017
(Jul 2, 2017 03:57 PM)Shoe Wrote: What are you talking about? VeraCrypt's last stable release was Oct 7, 2016. A code audit was finished in the same month. It's tried, true, and tested. Your software I've never heard of, and it wasn't audited as far as I can see.
Thanks everybody for your replies, I knew of Vera I just remember hearing shit about it being discontinued thus may have backdoors. Im not one for the statistical facts but I guess its still good to go.
Shoe, if I have an SSD and a HDD will it do its thing and encrypt absolutely everything right? I have been using a Linux laptop with one HDD for a few years now and that has encryption built in, I just want to be sure the two storage devices wont cause an issue.
* - Mr J0keR - Jul 2, 2017
(Jul 2, 2017 03:53 PM)White Fox Wrote: Vera Crypt is so old...
Try with CipherShed is the best disk crypter can crypt disk with 3 different encryptations
http://prntscr.com/fqxoxi 😧😶
* - kevy42 - Jul 3, 2017
(Jul 2, 2017 03:50 PM)ComputerJi Wrote: Then why using Windows in the first place?!
Isn't Windows a Microsoft's property?!
I included that guide on purpose; It contains all the basic security measures to use Windows safely.
Please take the time to think before you post, you security enthusiast. 😑
🤣 i dont use windows, #CentOSFTW
* - Shoe - Jul 3, 2017
(Jul 2, 2017 06:41 PM)USD. Wrote: Shoe, if I have an SSD and a HDD will it do its thing and encrypt absolutely everything right? I have been using a Linux laptop with one HDD for a few years now and that has encryption built in, I just want to be sure the two storage devices wont cause an issue.
That won't cause any issues. You'll have to encrypt them separately, preferably with different passphrases but there'll be no problems.
* - ComputerJi - Jul 3, 2017
(Jul 3, 2017 09:00 AM)WeedmasterOG Wrote: 🤣 i dont use windows, #CentOSFTW
Quote:"... I use for Windows..."
OP does. Suggestion goes to him.
* - kevy42 - Jul 3, 2017
(Jul 3, 2017 02:12 PM)ComputerJi Wrote: OP does. Suggestion goes to him.
ok, fair enough