By: Paulus When

Paulus When — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 01:35:44 +0000

wow! thanks for publishing how to attack disk encryption softwares. i should be more careful now. i think that kind of attack can be made useless by:
1. backup original bootloader.
2. always change password and overwrite bootloader with the one from backup.
someone would be so paranoid to do that ^^
i don’t ^^

i use doble layer truecrypt. i created a standart container truecrypt disk on my harddrive, then my harddrive itself is whole-disk-encrypted 🙂
anyone who change the bootloader will only get password for the first layer encryption. but to get password for the second layer encryption, someone would have to plant a bug or keylogger, a system startup change which would be easily noticable and trigger an alarm (and easily repairable too). deepfreeze, everyone?

By: Contadora

Contadora — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 17:57:57 +0000

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