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Old January 16th, 2008
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Default Re: 5th Amendment case in Vermont. Computer passwords and child porn
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Originally Posted by D-FENS View Post

Finally, don't encrypt the entire system disk. You're going to diminish system performance and probably going to screw it all up (no offense, it's really a bad idea though).
I'm sorry that's complete bullshit. Doing so on a linux machine is not for the faint of heart but mine is setup to require a password and a USB key, work windows laptop is setup with PGP and whole disk encryption, any moron can pay for PGP and enable it. Good luck subverting it (yes I know FBI has installed hardware loggers before int he Scaro case).
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