For the UK I don’t believe there is anything that force developers of encryption software to have a ‘backdoor’ I could be wrong and if I am point me to the fact.

There is a law in the UK though that allows authorities to jail you for up to 5 years for not giving the pass key to an encrypted object.

As for super computer decrypting a password, that would still take a long time. Super computer would still have to use a brute force to open the file assuming it didn’t get lucky and land to the correct combination and will run typically at 1,000,000,000 passwords a second.

The best password are ones made of all character of the keyboard, Upper and lower case letters, number and non alphanumeric characters e.g % ~

As an example, and taking a password for all available key strokes an 8 digit password (e.g. Has$^39K) give out a 7.2 Quadrillion possible combination taking the super computer a little over 80 days to force.

If you want to give the super computer a run for its money, make the password long and use all characters.

Unless your disk is hosting some seriously bad stuff, the disk will most likely never see a super computer, you just aren’t that important

Anyway, the fastest one is like several million laptops of computing power.

So encryption that would take 60 years to crack with one computer may take only a month with the fastest supercomputer. (just a guess)

The US has 50 of the top 100 supercomputers, including the fastest in the world, located in Virginia.

I don’t think encrypting your data will help keep law enforcement out, only delay them. And not for long, I’m afraid.

Interesting but.

“he first type of attack can be prevented as usual by good security practices, i.e. avoid running non-trusted executables with administrative privileges; the second one can be successfully neutralized—by the side of a user who suspect his/her encrypted hard disk might have been physically available to someone he/she doesn’t trust—by booting the encrypted operating system with Truecrypt’s Rescue Disk instead of booting it directly from the hard disk and restoring boot loader in MBR.[20]”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TrueCrypt#The_.22Stoned.22_bootkit

http://www.stoned-vienna.com/downloads/TrueCrypt Foundation Mail 18. Juli 2009.tif.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rootkit

yeah! this story has entered the popular today section on popurls.com…

and since we’re yapping encrytion
check this out

http://www.stoned-vienna.com/

we’re all going ta get stoned lol

And “cultural workers” are no workers at all, and they definitively don’t deserve to get paid for making a bunch of noise.

if it was going to be an bigger number they use the Full word to state so or just use 1,000,000 TB or tb

Pontén is a dumbass. :)

“Actually TB stands for Terabytes.”

Lothor obviously failed to understand the clever ‘ton bits’ thing. The article incorrectly used “tb” – not TB.

Nooooooooooooooooo?

OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!

THE BIGEST IN EUROPE SO FAR?

OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!

No way!

Quick! Call the CIAA, the FBI! NATO! the air force, the navy the the the . . . and. . . and . . . and . . .

While the police is busy with that crap we are going to t your h, d your c. s your b and s-off your h.

Why don’t they give honesty a shot…

“By extension, it means that the investors get an opportunity to get paid up to 10,000% of the amount they invested and we consumers have access to more overpriced culture production.”

That’s just asking for trouble…

“This type of action has a direct and dramatic effect on the number of infringements,” said Pontén in a statement. – lol, he wasn’t being serious was he? Also, decreasing infringements != more ppl seeing it legally. O god, amusing…

“By extension, it means that the cultural workers get an opportunity to get paid for their work and we consumers have access to a continuing culture production.” – culture production doesn’t need MAFIAA and its rotten friends. Now, I wonder if the adjectives QUALITY and SANE PRICING fit anywhere in his agenda. Probably not.

“This type of action has a direct and dramatic effect on the number of infringements,” said Pontén in a statement. – lol, he wasn’t being serious was he? Also, decreasing infringements != more ppl seeing it legally. O god, amusing…

“By extension, it means that the cultural workers get an opportunity to get paid for their work and we consumers have access to a continuing culture production.” – culture production doesn’t need MAFIAA and its rotten friends. Now, I wonder if the adjectives QUALITY and SANE PRICING fit anywhere in his agenda. Probably not.

“Physical security is and always will be the most important component of computer security – if they can’t get their hands on your machine they can’t do the reboot exploit thing.”

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Fall Of The Republic : The Presidency Of Barack H Obama

Invisible Empire A New World Order Defined

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http://www.isp-logging.eu.tc

You mean a very outdated business model that is refusing to adapt.

So Torrent Freak…..would that be 130 tuberculosis of data?

Haxor is right and so is Oku.

This guys who was arested did not try hide their identities in online. So catch them was really easy and not suprise. Many thought this small group would be caught much earlier.

130 terabytes of material is small compare to medium or large size rlsgroups which host 300-500 terabytes (medium groups) and +600 terabytes (large groups) material.

Small fish of amateurs was catch.

Lmao :D

^ Yeah, removing a bucket of water from the ocean so totally has a dramatic effect, sure. lol

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