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Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 2:35 PM
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Subject: Re: [FDE] Introduction...
I think if you look at the figures, you'll see that WinMagic, Mobile
Armour and Guardian Edge are significantly smaller than Pointsec,
SafeBoot and Utimaco. That's why I
SafeBoot supports WACOM powered devices as well with pre-boot on-
screen keyboards. We don''t generally allow users to skip the pre-boot
and just login to Windows, that implies the FED key's stored on the
disk somewhere - after all, if the machine can boot without anyone
entering anything,
if we knew why stocks moved, we'd all be rich.. ;-)
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I voted for SafeBoot, but then I'm completely biased.
seriously, I could make many claims about how much better it is than
its peers, but who would believe me?
Let's start with performance though - most FDE products use
propriatary 16bit pre-boot OS's, SafeBoot uses a multi threaded 32bit
OS, so
Perhaps Michael meant that as the processing power increases, then you
naturally can use longer keys to protect data respective of the
accepted performance loss?
As an example, we were all happy with 512bit RSA lengths a few years
ago, now we have smart cards doing 2048bit RSA and most PC's quite
Both what? not sure I understand your comment G.
On Jul 24, 10:35 pm, G. Kirk Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pointsec takes advantage of both of these
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you can have tokens without passwords - smart cards for example where
no pin is required.
you can also do FDE with Tablets as long as the pre-boot OS supports
on-screen keyboards, which some products such as SafeBoot do.
On Jul 25, 12:23 pm, robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I said that I was
SafeBoot supports WACOM powered tablets with around 60 different on-
screen keyboards..
I'm sure if the manufacturer was willing to share the screen
information with us we could support others as well, but most vendors
use the WACOM digitizer...
On Jul 25, 9:13 am, robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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On Behalf Of SafeBoot Simon
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 9:24 AM
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Subject: Re: [FDE] Best FDE-Product
http://www.safeboot.es/
I think you're looking to secure the data on your SATA drive? If so,
SafeBoot Spain can assist.
Simon.
On Jul 29, 1:34 am, Aldo Solari [APS] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would need a data integrity imlementation (research work) based on
(rather symmetric) AES 128 (or
fun.
S.
On Aug 7, 10:24 pm, Ivan Ezust [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/7/07, SafeBoot Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe that for China at the moment you need government
certification for any crypto technology, which can only be achieved by
Chinese owned companies (not out-of-China
don't start a pie fight Bryan... If you're going to accuse someone of
using 25 year old code please mention names and facts... Just because
you do something does not mean there aren't genuine reasons why other
people don't...
To not support these things is a choice on the part of the other FDE
In my experience all the support users have their own unique accounts
as well. Some laptops we deploy have over 3000 users assigned to them,
support team, management teams, sometimes entire buildings worth of
users.
As SafeBoot syncs user accounts, passwords and policies etc, it's no
effort to
oh wow - the iButton...!
remember when you could get one built into a watch strap?
iButton was going to change the world...
On Aug 17, 7:16 pm, coderman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/30/07, SafeBoot Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you look at the logic of the RSA offline mode, you'll see
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Subject: Re: [FDE] RSA C/R Tokens
On 7/30/07, SafeBoot Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you look at the logic of the RSA offline mode, you'll see though
appropriate for some schenairos it's not appropriate for the FDE
environment.
i'd like to see the iButton return
Adding all users (or lot of users) makes it hard to ensure the
confidentiality of the FDE protected computer. If one user's
password is compromised then all FDE protected computers are
vulnerable to unauthorized access. Plus it creates all kinds of audit
issues.
to be exact, all computers
I'm not sure you answered the question Michael.
Joseph was asking basically how you deploy multiple user profiles to a
machine so many users can login pre-boot into a laptop with a Momentus
drive installed.
I too am interested in your answer?
S.
Could you describe how the Secude / Seagate
could be cool if people contribute to it. You may want to set up some
template so everyone contributes the same data - for example how long
the product has been in the market, the number of licences in use,
platform support etc.
can you also add SafeBoot to content control, DRM, encrypted
this is more interesting than it deserves to be ;-) We seem to be left
with the dilemma of what protects Boucher from penalty if he keeps
quiet...
For those interested, here are those cheeky amendments...
http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data/constitution/amendment04/
So, are we now in the position that we equate a password with a REALLY
strong door.
What would happen if forceful entry of a building failed for some
reason - is there a legal recourse to demand you open the door?
I think the 4th just gives the government right to forced entry, but
doesn't
How about making it available without us having to register (or give
fake registration details)?
S.
http://usa.secude.com/lp/index.php?action=filedl
http://usa.secude.com/lp/index.php?action=filedlfid=3cid=3 fid=3cid=3
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I did a lot of digging but could not find the text or name of the law
itself - anyone else found it?
On Mar 6, 12:52 pm, Ali, Saqib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/03/06/2182021.htm
Police Minister David Campbell says with the changes, they will be
able to go
What happens if I pull the chips while the machine is on and drop them
in a flask of liquid nitrogen, carry them back to my lab at leisure,
then power them up and dump them?
I'm not sure about every laptop, but the 3 I just poked around at here
in the office have all the memory in trapdoor
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