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Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Recovering encrypted data?
Ya. Old Fred's finally passed on, but do you mind if we borrow the
body long enough to open his flash drive?
On Jan 4, 2008 2:17 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In order to keep this from happening again, is there a recommendation
I use Keepass.
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In order to keep this from happening again, is there a recommendation
for a good and secure program to keep track of usernames/passwords by
using a master password?
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A friend's flash drive was encrypted and they can't remember the user
name which was setup. Is there a way to get back in to recover this data?
Sandisk Cruzer 256
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
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If the encryption was good- no that is what encryption is for.
On Jan 4, 2008 10:08 AM, Richard P. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend's flash drive was encrypted and they can't remember the user
name which was setup. Is there a way to get back in to recover this data?
Sandisk Cruzer 256
In order to keep this from happening again, is there a recommendation
for a good and secure program to keep track of usernames/passwords by
using a master password?
Why not get one that uses a biometric key?
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Ya. Old Fred's finally passed on, but do you mind if we borrow the
body long enough to open his flash drive?
On Jan 4, 2008 2:17 PM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In order to keep this from happening again, is there a recommendation
for a good and secure program to keep track of
That might work for the flash drive if it were not so bulky. It would
help the person to have some secure way to keep track of all the
usernames/passwords which are required to access the myriad of accounts
that we all have to keep track of.
Richard P.
In order to keep this from happening
Ya. Old Fred's finally passed on, but do you mind if we borrow the
body long enough to open his flash drive?
We haven't figured out how to change the access profile so we just keep
Fred's thumb on the shelf in a jar of formaldehyde.
There are some programs that have lousy encryption. Check the
manufacturer to see if this is one of them.
It is not recommended to have only one or a few passwords, because if
you are compromised in one place you will be compromised in all.
Thus, if you do use biometric encryption, use some
