Re: Encase 4.20 (the premier computer forensics tool) Posted
From: nemo outis (outis_at_erewhon.com)
Date: 12/12/04
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Date: Sun, 12 Dec 2004 22:11:00 GMT
In article <MPG.1c268b6cb9cd5dbb989c6a@news-server.columbus.rr.com>, Leythos <void@nowhere.org> wrote:
>In article <xZ2vd.474163$Pl.323272@pd7tw1no>, nemo outis@erewhon.com
>(nemo outis) says...
>> But it is, of course, just another example of defeatism as an
>> excuse for inaction. The plain fact of the matter is that is
>> quite possible to render one's data (and, speaking more broadly,
>> one's life) opaque to those who would intrude or obtrude on them.
>
>As someone that is paid to scan networks, look for corporate theft,
>holes in security, etc... I can assure you that, except for a few
>government applications, there is little you can do to hide your actions
>if you are being monitored, there is little you can do to hind your
>tracks if you are using a PC. Keep thinking you can, that's your right,
>and more power to you, but you're only kidding yourself.
>
Keep thinking you can stop me, that's your right, and more power
to you, but you're only kidding yourself.
Regards,
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