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PGP/GPG and other encryption tools can protect you from surveillance. Which ones are worth having, which are just hype, and which may be breaking their promises to you? We will also go over the basics of how to use PGP/GPG.
Nadia Kayyali (moderator), Randal L. Schwartz, Amie Stepanovich, Gordon L. Hall
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About sending a disk back and forth, the postage is about $0.75 which is a little steep. I was thinking about, if your computer had a modem we could send messages that way but that would cost even more, so we'll just stick to the floppy disk with an added protection, I have a program that will make a disk unreadable without a password and can also do encryption for added protection. It is shareware so I can give it to you. Sound cool, Hey? Like a good ole dad can read a computer file just as easy! Ditto w/ mom!
Another thing, we could just write ASCII files so one would use any ASCII text editor, which is alot easier...
- Virtual vault drive enables encryption of sensitive data
- Private vault is easily portable with CD, DVD and USB
- Impenetrable email encryption
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- Complete elimination of data, Internet tracing, browser history and more
- Tracking and recovery of computer if it's stolen
The Enigma machine is a cipher machine used for the encryption and decryption of secret messages. It was the key to German Communications and in daily use by the Nazi Germans during the World War II. On Svalbard an enigma machine was part of the equipment of the German U-boat fleet which brought troops to the 7 German weather report stations on the Archipelago. The Germans thought that the Enigma coding was unbreakable and used it through the whole World War II.
Alan Turing (1912 – 1954) was the extraordinary Cambridge UK mathematician who masterminded the cracking of the German Enigma Ciphers and transformed the Second World War. Turings invention of “The Bombe”, a machine for Enigma decryption already in 1941, made it possible for Winston Churchill to start his day by reading the latest communications between Hitler and his generals in Wehrmacht.
After the war Winston Churchill said that Alan Turings cracking of the German Enigma Ciphers reduced the Second World War by at least one year.
source: svalbard museum
Mac OS X Lion FileVault 2 Encrypting External Drive
Step #3 - Confirming you want to erase the drive and set up FileVault encryption, along with setting your password.
Information: Encrypting an External Drive using Mac OS X Lion's FileVault 2
During the war the British did not have a copy of the 12-wheel Lorenz encryption machine -- a much harder system to crack than the 3- or 4-wheel Enigma machines. But due to some German laxity when transmitting encrypted material, the codebreakers picked up enough clues to figure out how to reverse engineer how the Lorenz must work. This machine is the result. It looks nothing like the actual Lorenz, but performs exactly the same function. Playing with the settings helped Bletchley more quickly decrypt Lorenz codes.
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