[Full-disclosure] Fwd: how to get johnny to encrypt (his hard drive)
- From: coderman <coderman@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 22:35:14 -0800
usability is the foundation of good security
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From: coderman <coderman@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mar 29, 2006 10:30 PM
Subject: how to get johnny to encrypt (his hard drive)
To: cypherpunks@xxxxxxxx
thoughts on making this simpler?
0. insert new second disk of equal or greater size
1. boot from trusted cd/dvd ISO image
2. insert USB memory stick (or two if you want a backup)
3. enter new password / passphrase (see good password howto)
4. agree/confirm to copy over empty / target disk
5. wait as new disk is encrypted via loop-aes, keys are stored on
password protected USB image, all existing OS data* on source disk is
copied to encrypted volume on new disk.
6. reboot into new encrypted volume and copy back over original source
hard disk with loop-aes and store keys for this disk on USB image.
7. Johnny gets a data backup with his privacy.
* ubuntu, knoppix, slackware, linspire and centos supported. a
windoze or other partition (vfat, ntfs, etc) can be copied and mounted
under a new installation of the previously mentioned linux OS'es on
the new encrypted disk. (if one of these linux flavors is not already
installed)
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