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protecting hard disk from access - Geass - Feb 20, 2018
I was wondering how do you secure your hard drive from access?
Is there something reliable and safe to use in order to make sure my files will not be visible?
I didn't knew where to post it and since it kinda seem like white hat for security part so I post it here.
Thanks in advance!! 🤝
Edit:
I am talking for outside hard drive, not the one with the windows, I dont care for this one :D
I have found about StorageCrypt but I don't want to do anything without getting advise from people who actually know stuff :)
RE: protecting hard disk from access - Sigma - Feb 20, 2018
So you are looking for something that will keep the files more protected? I am not really understanding the question.
RE: protecting hard disk from access - DFENS - Feb 20, 2018
Nato approved #Becrypt CPA Disk Protect is what I use at work, not seen anything break the latest iteration.
RE: protecting hard disk from access - Satoshi Yamaguchi - Feb 26, 2018
Encrypt with TrueCrypt, create virtual or protected file system, password protect HDD in UEFI settings
RE: protecting hard disk from access - Geass - Feb 26, 2018
(Feb 20, 2018 04:12 PM)Sigma Wrote: So you are looking for something that will keep the files more protected? I am not really understanding the question.
Something that the people from my house can't see the files.
To be protected by password or something, it doesn't need to be something non-hackable since I am the only one who knows how to use a computer properly.
RE: protecting hard disk from access - Brainsdotco - May 8, 2018
Just use a portable hard drive to store your files. A big one at that