Global Security Watch: Encryption Archives

Global Security Watch > June 21, 2008

Trend Micro announces email encryption solution portfolio

[Digg / Security / upcoming] Trend Micro Inc., a provider of Internet content security, announced Wednesday its entry into the email encryption marketplace, with the launch of Trend Micro Email Encryption Client 5.0 and Trend Micro Email Encryption for InterScan Messaging Hosted Security (IMHS).

June 21, 2008

Trend Micro announces email encryption solution portfolio

Posted at 02:32 PM

June 21, 2008

Product Review: IronKey USB Memory and Encryption

[Full text legal articles - Content for Reprint] IronKey offers the following features: drive contents encrypted using AES CBC-mode encryption, a true random number generator for the maximum protection generates encryption keys in hardware, securely stores passwords, fast (30MBPS) read, fast (20MBPS) write, encased in a potted metal case- not plastic which makes it one of the strongest USB keys around, exceeds military waterproofing standards, and has the ability to safely tunnel through insecure wireless networks.

Posted at 02:31 PM

Product Review: IronKey USB Memory and Encryption

Posted at 02:31 PM

January 31, 2007

Use Windows Vista’s BitLocker to lock down your computer

[ Gadgetell] The tool lets you encrypt everything on your hard drive and makes it so you can use a flash drive (AKA thumb drive) as the key to the safe. So everytime you want to log on to your machine, you must have the flash drive in the USB port, or else you’ll get a screen telling you to insert it.

Posted at 03:30 AM

Does anybody know of a good server?

[Stormfront White Nationalist Community - Discussion Board for Activists] I am going to start up a website called Prison Skin that is dedicated to ones like my husband, who are basically imprisoned for their beliefs and has his writing and drawings and such. All are NS related...so does anybody know of a reasonably priced server that it would be good to put this kind of webpage on?

Posted at 03:29 AM

January 24, 2007

Help Your Users Build Survivable Systems ”” Part 13

[ IT Guy Blogs » Minimize Time Invested ”” Maximize Dollars Earned] Utilizing an encryption hardware appliance- While a separate hardware appliance is the best option for tape encryption when considering system performance and management, it also comes with a hefty price tag.

Posted at 03:29 AM

Help Your Users Build Survivable Systems ”” Part 13

Posted at 03:29 AM

Bitlocker Drive Encryption

[Windows Vista: Beyond the Manual] Nevertheless, this is quite limiting and Microsoft decided that there has to be a way of providing the encryption to older TPM-free clients, so it’s possible to set it up using a USB flash drive which is inserted into the USB port on system power on and the crypto material is read from there.

Posted at 03:28 AM

Bitlocker Drive Encryption

Posted at 03:28 AM

December 08, 2005

An open letter to my neighbour

[Neil's World - Not the world you expected] Almost all wireless networking technology supports a minimum of WEP encryption, which at worst will stop casual hackers from getting in. It’s likely, however, that your router, and indeed the rest of your hardware, will support WPA encryption, which is very strong and will stop less than honest neighbours stealing your bandwidth, or worse, any of your network data.

Posted at 08:45 AM

An open letter to my neighbour

Posted at 08:45 AM

Laptop encryption comparison

[ The Information Security News] Laptop encryption comparison December 6th, 2005 As you may know, laptop computers are easily lost or stolen because they are compact, expensive, easy...

Posted at 08:44 AM

Laptop encryption comparison

[ The Information Security News] Laptop encryption comparison December 6th, 2005 As you may know, laptop computers are easily lost or stolen because they are compact, expensive, easy...

Posted at 08:44 AM

November 22, 2005

VPN flaw threatens Internet traffic

[TechPresso.org] A flaw in a key Internet security protocol used by major networking products could open systems up to denial-of-service and other kinds of attacks, experts have warned.

Posted at 01:33 PM

November 02, 2005

Cryptography in the Database: The Last Line of Defense

[Vinny Carpenter’s blog] I just saw this new book on Addison-Wesley’s site and it caught my interest. Encryption in the database is really becoming a necessity as the last line of defense.

Posted at 06:13 PM

October 28, 2005

Privacy and Security Round-up (May 1, 2005)

[YC] Privacy and Security Linklets: FCW reports, Cybersecurity office bill gains steam : Wasn't this what Richard Clarke was driving for the creation of a...

Posted at 11:40 AM

October 16, 2005

Ciphertext from Hell

[Terminally Incoherent] Any clue what cipher was used to encrypt this? I've been poking at it since Saturday evening and I have very little to show :(

Posted at 11:57 AM

October 12, 2005

PGP readying PGP-secured BlackBerry email solution

[BBHub] This companies said this solution enables enterprises to extend PGP email security to individuals who use both laptop/desktop computers and BlackBerry wireless devices. It provides customers with sender-to-recipient email security, and thereby complements the industry-leading wireless transmission security and device protection security inherent in the BlackBerry architecture.

Posted at 12:04 AM

Ciphertext from Hell Revisited

[Terminally Incoherent] Also thank's to Ben for the valiant attempt (and spectacular failure) at cracking this thing! :) So let's recap - the ciphertext: ptgpz ggprf bdkrg pequt tngtf ggpzf zfqgp tukrw wkzfg kquyd qxwzu ltuet zfrfl ptgpz ggprf bdkrg pequt dhmgw tgokr wwdtt bxqug tuedq xequt fraty rdaur erfzg rqfot gjzfr gorfa wrftd hdgqx rfyxz hwqdz fokpt utuzg ptugp zfrfq hudtw jtdpt gpzgu tzydz fyluq kdfqk rdtud hdcta gdfqg prdqk fytxr artfa omhga qecwz rfdqx pzuyk quydz fyqmd ahutd tfgtf atdzf yzdbd kpomq qbdzu tkurg gtfkp rapaz ffqgm thfyt udgqq y And the plaintext (I added spacing and punctuation for readability): HE THAT THINKS WITH MORE EXTENT THAN ANOTHER WILL WANT WORDS OF LARGER MEANING.

Posted at 12:03 AM

October 09, 2005

Encrypted IM for the Masses?

[What Future?] Google Talk has been both hyped (Google could kill AIM and MSN!) and panned (Google Talk has no features!). Right now there’s not a lot to Google Talk that any other IM service couldn’t offer, but here’s what has me excited:

Posted at 08:49 PM

Email Security and the Necessity of Security Education for Small Business

[Computer Internet Security eLamb :: Main Page] Essential Security Software (ESS) is a provider of document and email security solutions. ESS has developed a premier, easy-to-use, peer-to-peer content protection and user rights management solution that enables small business owners and individuals to securely distribute sensitive email messages and documents while protecting the privacy, integrity and authenticity of their intellectual property.

Posted at 08:47 PM

Global Security Watch > June 21, 2008

Trend Micro announces email encryption solution portfolio

June 21, 2008

Trend Micro announces email encryption solution portfolio

June 21, 2008

Product Review: IronKey USB Memory and Encryption

Product Review: IronKey USB Memory and Encryption

January 31, 2007

Use Windows Vista’s BitLocker to lock down your computer

Does anybody know of a good server?

January 24, 2007

Help Your Users Build Survivable Systems ”” Part 13

Help Your Users Build Survivable Systems ”” Part 13

Bitlocker Drive Encryption

Bitlocker Drive Encryption

December 08, 2005

An open letter to my neighbour

An open letter to my neighbour

Laptop encryption comparison

Laptop encryption comparison

November 22, 2005

VPN flaw threatens Internet traffic

November 02, 2005

Cryptography in the Database: The Last Line of Defense

October 28, 2005

Privacy and Security Round-up (May 1, 2005)

October 16, 2005

Ciphertext from Hell

October 12, 2005

PGP readying PGP-secured BlackBerry email solution

Ciphertext from Hell Revisited

October 09, 2005

Encrypted IM for the Masses?

Email Security and the Necessity of Security Education for Small Business

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