Jeg faldt over følgende på governmentsecurity.org
"If you use a basic encryption such as EFS or PGP or n e thing else,
that is more trouble than most law enforcement agencies would mess with.
If in fact you need whole drive encryption, odds are that whatever
agency (FBI, NSA, DHS, etc.) comes after you won't likely mess with it
too much. Instead, they will pull out the NSAs reverse encryption
algo's. Almost ALL standardized encryption algorithms(md5, 3DES,
SHA256), and the programs in the US that use those are broken. The NSA
will pull all new algorithms that gain ground from the market, until
they can crack it using a "matter of national security" argument. Then
they only give the rights back to the creator/author once they sign a
non-disclosure agreement."
I hvor høj grad (om nogen overhovedet) det er sandt tør jeg ikke sige -
men ville egentligt høre om der er nogen der har hørt om det før.
Hvis NSA har en "bagdør" i krypteringsalgoritmen kan denne vel i
princippet også opdages og bruges af andre...
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