How to protect the personal data in the removable flash memory if it is lost?

How to protect the personal data in the removable flash memory if it is lost?

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How to protect the personal data in the removable flash memory if it is lost? mitishushi 02-17-2008
Posted by mitishushi on February 17, 2008, 6:11 am
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how to protect the personal data in the removable flash memory from being
viewed if it is lost? Is there really any reliable software could do this
easily and user friendly? thanks.



Posted by Malke on February 17, 2008, 8:40 am
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mitishushi wrote:

> how to protect the personal data in the removable flash memory from being
> viewed if it is lost? Is there really any reliable software could do this
> easily and user friendly? thanks.

True Crypt is excellent and free.

Malke
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Posted by Shenan Stanley on February 17, 2008, 12:29 pm
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mitishushi wrote:
> how to protect the personal data in the removable flash memory
> from being viewed if it is lost? Is there really any reliable
> software could do this easily and user friendly? thanks.

Malke wrote:
> True Crypt is excellent and free.

Agreed - although their full system volume encryption caused a system or two
I tried it on a bit of havoc (no sound - no matter how many times I tried to
install the driver, corrupt Outlook 2007 install, had to re-install ISO
Recorder, etc. - all fixed when I decrypted the system) - the basic volume
encryption seems top-notch.

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Posted by mitishushi on February 18, 2008, 1:16 am
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Thanks very much.
One of my friends told me to use the encryption with NTFS in WindowsXP. I
wonder if there is any difference between it and using the third party
software such as truecrypt and winrar.

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> mitishushi wrote:
>> how to protect the personal data in the removable flash memory
>> from being viewed if it is lost? Is there really any reliable
>> software could do this easily and user friendly? thanks.
>
> Malke wrote:
>> True Crypt is excellent and free.
>
> Agreed - although their full system volume encryption caused a system or
> two I tried it on a bit of havoc (no sound - no matter how many times I
> tried to install the driver, corrupt Outlook 2007 install, had to
> re-install ISO Recorder, etc. - all fixed when I decrypted the system) -
> the basic volume encryption seems top-notch.
>
> --
> Shenan Stanley
> MS-MVP
> --
> How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>



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