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On 17/12/12 23:25, Eric S Johnson wrote:
Secure deletion is a problem we could solve in software, by
encrypting the data and then destroying the key to render the
data unrecoverable, *if* we had a few bytes of persistent,
erasable storage in which
fr...@journalistsecurity.net writes:
If anyone here has any thoughts about the tools recommended in this
Forbes piece, please speak up. The piece gets specific with
recommendations form Ashkan Soltani, a technologist who I do not think
is on this list, about half way down. Again, any thoughts
..on Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 03:28:31PM -0800, Brian Conley wrote:
Its SSD so its still not a secure wipe, no?
Indeed. From 'Securely Destroying Data' chapter in The CryptoParty Handbook
v1.1:
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On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 03:28:31PM -0800, bri...@smallworldnews.tv wrote 2.9K
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: Its SSD so its still not a secure wipe, no?
Only use fully encrypted disks/filesystems with SSD. Otherwise, assume
your data is saved for posterity and forensic recovery on an SSD. This
is
If anyone here has any thoughts about the tools recommended in this
Forbes piece, please speak up. The piece gets specific with
recommendations form Ashkan Soltani, a technologist who I do not think
is on this list, about half way down. Again, any thoughts would be
welcome. Thank you! Frank
For photos, think about turning off geotagging on your phone or digital
camera so that the information doesn’t get included in the first
place. You’ll usually do that in your phone’s “Location
Settings.” Instructions here
While disabling geo-tagging in your camera app is a great first step,
+1 to danny and nathan.
I'd also like to note a small detail the author missed. Robert King, the
photographer who took the McAfee pic, is the same photographer who was
recently in Syria for vice. Let's hope he didn't make the same mistake
there.
Brian
On Dec 17, 2012 9:14 PM, Danny O'Brien
of this information is strictly prohibited.
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Subject: Re: [liberationtech] Forbes recommends tools for journalists
From: Michael Rogers mich...@briarproject.org
Date: Mon, December 17, 2012 4:42 pm
To: Danny O'Brien dobr...@cpj.org, liberationtech
liberationtech
And my bad for sending that HTML instead of text.
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Subject: Re: [liberationtech] Forbes recommends tools for journalists
From: fr...@journalistsecurity.net
Date: Mon, December 17, 2012 6:06 pm
To: liberationtech liberationtech@lists.stanford.edu, Danny
Its SSD so its still not a secure wipe, no?
On Dec 18, 2012 12:26 AM, Eric S Johnson cra...@oneotaslopes.org wrote:
Secure deletion is a problem we could solve in software, by encrypting
the data and then destroying the key to render the data unrecoverable,
*if* we had a few bytes of
common within this group. But I do think we would
serve a great many more people if we had more constructive
conversations. Isn't that what this list is for?
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Subject: Re: [liberationtech] Forbes recommends tools for journalists
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On 17/12/12 23:25, Eric S Johnson wrote:
I'm not aware of any suitable storage on current smartphones or
personal computers
Isn't this exactly how the iOS (v4+) can be remotely wiped in a
couple seconds? Everything's encrypted, so deleting the
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