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EN SUOSITTELE TÄMÄN OHJELMAN ASENNUSTA TÄSTÄ EI OLE MITÄÄN VIRKAA JOS TEILLÄ ON ESIM. LAITONTA MATERIAALIA KONEELLANNE JA POLIISIT HALUAVAT AUKI NIIN HE PÄÄSEVÄT KRYPTAUKSEN OHI TAKAPORTISTA JONKA OHJELMAN TEKIJÄ ANTAA! (jos haluatte kunnollisen kryptaus ohjelman jossa ei ole takaportteja, ja ohjelman tekijä lupaa 100 000 dollaria sille ketä kryptauksen murtaa niin ilmoitelkaa jos tulee tarpeeksi halukkaita voin tehdä ohjeet)

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esim. DriveCrypt.

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jos olisit koko topicin lukenut läpi niin tietäisit että moni asiasta puhuu mutta siitä ei ole varinaista mustaa valkoisella missään

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lupaavat sen edellämainitun 100 000e sille joka kryptauksen saa murrettua.

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Q: Has the DriveCrypt encryption ever been broken/hacked?
A: No! In the past, we have also launched several contests offering up to 100,000 US$ for the first person able to open a DriveCrypt encrypted disk?
Nobody succeeded! (See our press section for more details)

Q: We are from the "Police" "Tax authority" "Security Company"?. and are investigating on someone whose computer is protected with your DriveCrypt software. Since we were not able to break into the protected computer ourselves, could you please assist us getting access to the encrypted data? If requested, we can provide you with a court order.
A: Sorry, but our software has been designed to be the most secure in the industry, and as such not even our programmers are able to break into a DriveCrypt encrypted computer.
The only way to get access to the protected data is by entering the correct password known only by the legitimate user.

Q: Is there a back door in your software?
A: No. There is no ?back door? in our software, and there is no point in making one as we might risk losing the good reputation of our products. Besides this, today there is no law in Germany that can force us to make one in our software.

Q: Have you ever been asked by any government to add a "back door" to your software?
Is there any law anywhere, which has forced you to include any kind of ?back door?, so, any authority can read the encrypted files?
A: We have never been asked by any government to add a ?back door? into our software, and we have no interest in making one. In any case, no country in the world, other than Germany (where SecurStar is incorporated), can force us to put a back door in our software. Please note that we incorporated SecurStar in Germany, because Germany is one of the few governments in the world that actively promotes strong cryptography while other countries are more restrictive on this subject matter. If laws in Germany should change in the future, we are prepared to move the company accordingly.

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Jepjep...pitääpi kokeilla.

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Mutta muista hyvä salasana on 20-40 merkkiä pitkä ja sisältää isoja ja pienia kirjaimia ja numeroita ja erikoismerkkejä

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Juu tollanen noobi saakin varmaan auki 256 bittisen aes kryptauksen!
Sinä et todellakaan saa tuota auki, jolleivat saa tuon firman ohjelmoijatkaan! Mutta muista hyvä salasana on 20-40 merkkiä pitkä ja sisältää isoja ja pienia kirjaimia ja numeroita ja erikoismerkkejä

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