Leichter, Jerry wrote:
| A couple of questions. How did you come up with the ~2.5 bits per
| word? Would a longer word have more bits?
He misapplied an incorrect estimate! :-) The usual estimate - going
back to Shannon's original papers on information theory, actually - is
that
On 9/6/07, Jacob Appelbaum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seagate recently announced a 1TB drive for desktop systems and a 250GB
laptop drive. What's of interest is that it appears to use a system
called DriveTrust for Full Disk Encryption. It's apparently AES-128.
Yes, but will it work on my
Jacob Appelbaum [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Seagate recently announced a 1TB drive for desktop systems and a 250GB
laptop drive. What's of interest is that it appears to use a system
called DriveTrust for Full Disk Encryption. It's apparently AES-128.
The detail lacking press release is here:
Another potential use for the Storm worm... I can't imagine this would be why
it's being assembled since there's no money in it, but consider the prospect
of x million machines cycling from idle to full load once a minute. If the
power swing in doing this is (for example) 100 watts per PC then
