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Cold-Boot: HDD Encryption Cracking Crash-Course

Hard-disk drive encryption has been widely promoted as the safest way to keep your data away from prying eyes. The advent of Windows Vista and its BitLocker functionality in the Ultimate flavor has made the whole process simple, but Princeton University researchers have proven again that the user is wrong.

The latest reports from the Princeton specialists show that both Windows Vista's BitLocker, the Mac's FileVault encryption systems can be knelt down in an instant. All that a hack... Read »
Created by deep Created 39 weeks 6 days ago – Made popular 39 weeks 6 days ago
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