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Counterproductive security
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In my case, I have passwords in an encrypted Word file. The file itself (and all my other stuff) is in a Truecrypted virtual partition. I have a 2 minute time out on my laptop, after which my finger print is required.
So even if I've left the file open on the screen, after 2 minutes nobody can get to it without my fingerprint. Ditto if they reboot my laptop. If they take the hard disc out and load it as a second drive, then they have an encrypted file within an encrypted partition. They won't even know it's there. The only solution for a thief is to put me under duress.
I would recommend people look at Truecrypt (it's free...)0 -
Or cut your finger off!! :rotfl:chattychappy wrote: »The only solution for a thief is to put me under duress.Best Regards
zppp
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