Nouveau soft de chiffrement à la volée
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WinTerMiNator
Copie d'un post sur alt.security.scramdisk. Il s'agit d'un OTFE, compatible
XP, et qui dérive d'E4M.
--
Michel Nallino aka WinTerMiNator
http://www.chez.com/winterminator
(Internet et sécurité: comment surfer en paix)
http://www.gnupgwin.fr.st
(GnuPG pour Windows)
Adresse e-mail: http://www.cerbermail.com/?vdU5HHs5WG
<quote>
TrueCrypt 1.0 Released
February 2, 2004
We are proud to announce that TrueCrypt 1.0 has been released today.
To our best knowledge, it is currently the only free open-source
on-the-fly encryption software capable of encrypting partitions
larger than 2 GB under Windows XP/2000. On Windows XP/2000, it is
also the only open-source on-the-fly encryption system that offers
plausible deniability. It can either encrypt entire partitions or
devices, or it can create virtual encrypted disks within files.
TrueCrypt is based on (and might be considered a sequel to) a
discontinued product called Encryption for the Masses (E4M) by Paul
Le Roux. The differences between E4M and TrueCrypt include plausible
deniability, Windows XP support, significant increase in the volume
size limit, improved sector scrambling algorithm and many more.
For more information, please visit www.truecrypt.org
</quote>
XP, et qui dérive d'E4M.
--
Michel Nallino aka WinTerMiNator
http://www.chez.com/winterminator
(Internet et sécurité: comment surfer en paix)
http://www.gnupgwin.fr.st
(GnuPG pour Windows)
Adresse e-mail: http://www.cerbermail.com/?vdU5HHs5WG
<quote>
TrueCrypt 1.0 Released
February 2, 2004
We are proud to announce that TrueCrypt 1.0 has been released today.
To our best knowledge, it is currently the only free open-source
on-the-fly encryption software capable of encrypting partitions
larger than 2 GB under Windows XP/2000. On Windows XP/2000, it is
also the only open-source on-the-fly encryption system that offers
plausible deniability. It can either encrypt entire partitions or
devices, or it can create virtual encrypted disks within files.
TrueCrypt is based on (and might be considered a sequel to) a
discontinued product called Encryption for the Masses (E4M) by Paul
Le Roux. The differences between E4M and TrueCrypt include plausible
deniability, Windows XP support, significant increase in the volume
size limit, improved sector scrambling algorithm and many more.
For more information, please visit www.truecrypt.org
</quote>
Poser une question
Dommage que la license ne soit pas tout à fait libre..
Et dommage qu'ils connaissent pas les signatures PGP:
"Important:
To avoid distribution of tampered versions, this site is the only source for
TrueCrypt. Mirroring or redistributing TrueCrypt is not allowed. Direct links
to the zip files hosted on truecrypt.org are not allowed either."
C'est gratuit, les sources sont publiques, mais il y a des restrictions sur
la distribution.
Mais bon, c'est déjà pas mal!
Ils connaissent, ils donnent d'ailleurs leur clé sur leur site pour vérifier
la distrib.
Mais ils veulent contrôler la distribution.
A noter qu'ils ne demandent aucun enregistrement pour télécharger.
--
Michel Nallino aka WinTerMiNator
http://www.chez.com/winterminator
(Internet et sécurité: comment surfer en paix)
http://www.gnupgwin.fr.st
(GnuPG pour Windows)
Adresse e-mail: http://www.cerbermail.com/?vdU5HHs5WG
Le site n'est visiblement plus accessible.
J'ai téléchargé hier soir TrueCrypt 1.0 et vous pouvez le télécharger à
l'adresse suivante (en bas de la page):
http://www.photosoft.net/default_zo...e-600.html
Cordialement,
Cypher
"WinTerMiNator" bvmdkd$u3g3p$