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Donald	Jul 26 2006, 01:54 PM
Elite member Posts: 454 Group: Trusted Member Member #8 Joined: September 2, 2005	"Loki" hole disk encryptor which used the contents of a temp folder for its key. For the key? I assume the final key was stored and encrypted by a passphrase? But this still sounds risky to me. The chances that I could reproduce the contents of your temp folder are slim, but there is a LOT of pattern to them. TrueCrypt lets you use keyfiles (a file combined with a password). I've never been that afraid of keyloggers though. If someone is serious enough to plant a keylogger on my computer, they are serious enough to plant a camera, or even to bring along a rubber hose. My security is shot in any of those cases.


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