If the CIA was to Sieze your computer..

[MadCrix]

pics of my two favorite women, both feuners

[X2]

^^ Yeah ? I have some land in the everglades for sale too.

If it was written by man, it can be corrupted by him.


If the siezed my laptop... they'd get some boring porn, legitimate software and more simpsons and top gear episodes than you can shake a stick at.

Oh... that and some intricate plans of how I plan to take over the world.... with a can of baked beans and a big daddy fryer.

[bushwakka]

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[bushwakka]

good luck to them if they seize my laptop....it's protected with 1344 bit military strength encryption from SecurStar.....the company says if you lose your passwords don't bother to contact them .... there is nothing they can do to recover your data since unlike US made encryption software, this European product has no back door recovery method.

Old stuff...but works great

u might as well start packing ur bag one time, cuz bro, they've found a way to crack that cipher strength......so far, a 1024bit key in 100 hours...........read here

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8637845.stm

[ru$$ell]

Dont know about CIA,but if the local CID idiots seize my pc AGAIN they might ring me up to find out how to turn it on,then return it within 5 months and told me the case closed and they found nothing

[Stephon.]

I would kill myself, nothing legal on my PC, even fire fox was downloaded for free.

[ek4ever]

good luck to them if they seize my laptop....it's protected with 1344 bit military strength encryption from SecurStar.....the company says if you lose your passwords don't bother to contact them .... there is nothing they can do to recover your data since unlike US made encryption software, this European product has no back door recovery method.

Old stuff...but works great

u might as well start packing ur bag one time, cuz bro, they've found a way to crack that cipher strength......so far, a 1024bit key in 100 hours...........read here

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8637845.stm

Good read, however, the attack was done on an RSA cipher which is much weaker than AES (for reference 128-bit AES key is roughly equivalent to 2600-bits RSA key).....this product uses 256 bit AES.

If we look at the efforts of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) their DES cracker was able to test over 92 billion DES keys per second, letting it test all possible 56-bit DES keys in about 5 days. If we were able to build a computer that can test AES keys 1 million times faster than the DES Cracker tested DES keys, we find that it will still take over 65 trillion years to test all possible 128-bit AES keys. Using a 256 bit key we will run into a physical problem...i.e. based on Landauer’s principle the energy required to try all keys in an AES 256 bit keyspace does not exist in the visible universe

The company has offered U$100,000 for any1 who can crack a Drivecrypt container for over 10 years now...no one has collected