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Article #64112Re: serwis proline podał....
From: Marek
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 2010 22:57
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 2010 22:57
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> Tzn. nie jest wazne czy rozwiazanie spelnia jakies sensowne warunki > (szyfrowanie to raczej powazne zastosowanie), tylko ze trzeba kiwnac > palcem? No coz, trzeba, jesli ktos nie chce miec tylko iluzji. Myślałem o produkcie: http://www.kingston.com/flash/DTvaultPrivacy.asp?id=3 ------ Datasheet Kingston's DataTraveler® Vault Privacy Edition USB Flash drive is assembled in the U.S. for organizations that require a secure way to store and transfer portable data. The stored data is 100 percent secured by hardware-based, 256-bit AES encryption to guard sensitive information in case the drive is lost or stolen. Its durable, aluminum casing provides added protection. DataTraveler Vault - Privacy Edition is backed by a five-year warranty, free tech support and legendary Kingston® reliability. Features/Benefits: Full Encryption – 100 percent of stored data is protected by hardware-based, 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Fast1 – data transfer rates of up to 24 MB/sec. read and up to 10 MB/sec. Secure – drive locks down and reformats after 10 intrusion attempts Enforced password protection – complex password is user set with minimum characteristics to prevent unauthorized access Fully Supports Macintosh OS Easy to use – no admin rights or application installation required Customizable** – preload content, password length, maximum number of password attempts Cologo available** – add your companys logo to increase brand recognition Guaranteed – five-year warranty with free customer support Durable – aluminum casing Waterproof2 – protects against water damage ------ Kingston w dokumencie: http://www.kingston.com/flash/datasheets/DTVault_VaultPrivacy_WP.pdf pisze tak: 2.0 Hardware-Based, Real-Time Data Encryption Cryptography is the science of encrypting and decrypting data using a special “key” to encode and decode the data. Unencrypted data (or files) are processed through an encryption engine (either in software or in hardware) to produce an encrypted file; without the exact key, the data is unusable. Kingston DT Vault and DT Vault – Privacy Edition drives feature one of the industry’s best, most robust data encryption capabilities. Their encryption technology is based upon the same standard used in high-security applications – the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES). Keys are sequences of bits (256 in the case of AES-256) which are used by the encryption/decryption engine to uniquely process the data. oraz: ----- With DT Vault – Privacy Edition drives, a Login program is automatically launched to allow for the entry of a valid password. Once the password is successfully entered, the data content of the drive is visible and accessible. When data is written to a privacy zone of either the DT Vault or the DT Vault – Privacy Edition, it is encrypted by the AES Encryption and Decryption Co-Processor in real-time, and then written to the Flash memory storage. Similarly for reads, the data is decrypted real-time on the DT Vault drive and then sent to the host computer. Without the unique 256-bit key, which is uniquely generated for the DT Vault utilizing a true random number generator, encrypted data is nearly impossible to decode. ----- I teraz pytanie. Z opisu wynika, że mam tu sprzętowe szyfrowanie zapisywanych danych algorytmem AES 256. Skoro tak byłoby to dlaczeog da sie to relatywnie łatwo złamac ??? GDzie jest luka ? Bo z komentarzy wnosze, że trueCrypt jest skuteczniejszy... Moze jestem leniwy, i chciałbym, żeby pendrive zmusił mnie do hasła bez dodatkowego klikania. A że czasem musze trochę ważnych danych przenieść, to jakoś nie widzę się z niezaszyfrowanym flash-dyskiem. Za dużo takich dysków ginie i za dużo ludzi potem drży. Kiedyś prawnik dał mi na chwile swojego pen-drive a potem drżał, czy aby mu nie wyczytałem danych z jego kalncelarii=rózne trudne sprawy. A przecież on może kiedyś tego pena zgubic....
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