Meu negócio requer-me proteger a segurança de determinadas limas. Por anos eu usei-me Dobradores mágicos cifrados (EMF) da PC-Mágica para cifrar aquelas limas, e para escondê-las da opinião um interloper. Eu amei-o, porque as limas sempre foram cifradas no disco no entanto eram inteiramente acessíveis às aplicações. Entretanto, quando eu promovi a Vista 64, o EMF novo deixou de funcionar meu sistema assim completamente que era unbootable mesmo na modalidade segura. Eu tentei-o duas vezes, recuperei-o duas vezes com alguma dificuldade, e dei-o acima em EMF.

No ínterim eu tinha-me ouvido aproximadamente TrueCrypt, um pacote do encryption do disco da abr-fonte para Windows e Linux. Está livre! Eu devo admitir aquele depois que eu downloaded o, mim necessitei algum tempo para começar minha mente em torno dela.

Estão aqui os princípios:

• Usando a aplicação de TrueCrypt você cría uma lima grande do “recipiente” em seu sistema, maior do que você necessitará prender suas limas cifradas. Pode estar em todo o disco de leitura/gravação, mesmo uma vara da memória, e é enchido inicialmente com os dados aleatórios.
• A lima do recipiente pode ser copí, justo movido, suprimido, ou rebatizado como toda a outra lima. Não é frágil. Pode ter todo o nome e qualquer extensão de lima. Você pode ter mais de um.
• Com a aplicação de TrueCrypt, você montagem essa lima do recipiente como um volume de disco com sua própria letra de movimentação. Você escolhe a letra.
• A aplicação de TrueCrypt funciona no fundo e controla TrueCrypt

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