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Posted by Malke on November 6, 2007, 6:58 pm
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Paul wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Can I get your opinions on this ? I am a home user with Vista. I have some
> sensitive files (electronic bank statements, paycheck stubs, ...) that I
> would like to store securely.
>
> My Internet Service Provider is Comcast and they give 25MB of online storage
> space to use for web or to store files. I was thinking of using that space
> to store these sensitive files, encrypted of course.
>
> If this is an okay idea, what encryption program should I use ? I am
> willing to pay some money (free things are usually garbage). I also heard
> that encrypted files can be embedded in .doc or .mp3 files so that they don't
> look like encrypted files at the first look. Is this true ? If so, it would
> be icing on the cake.
Hi, Paul - I wouldn't. I think you'd be better off using a company that
specializes in off-site backup like Mozy or Carbonite.
Malke
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