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you’ve been hacked/hijacked
I like the setup — but the headphones on the lamp ………!
LOL
Maybe you guys should agree on what “I will encrypt some files” actually means, since the context determines whether or not a decryption will work. For instance, I can clearly use my public key to encrypt any file that I want, transport that file, and use my private key to decrypt said file on any other platform. In this case we have a platform independent encryption/decryption scenario. Such does not apply to all scenarios. Ref: My discussion of SED’s as an example.
They pulled it after WOT announced reload timers was “verboten”
12 hours ago, StringBuilder said:You are wrong son. Private key contained in personal certificate which is created in first moment of encryption is used for encryption/decryption. So even creating account with same user name and password will not help you to recover encrypted files, you must have that certificate exported with private key.
You should be ashamed to say that you have done that for living…
LOL — I believe SRQ said it quite well. String, I have nothing to be ashamed of when I try to keep things at a fairly simple level. If you read that quote again you will notice the very clever use of the phrase “hold the key” as in “provide the path” or “hold the secret”. I know what is used and how it is used — but there was no need to go into that kind of detail. Note that I never said “your userid/password ***IS** the key” (although I suppose one could even argue that THAT phrase is a literary turn).
You should be ashamed for being so literal <g>. But then, I am being quite lighthearted whereas ………
4 hours ago, Nhathuy said:Sorry are u sure? Even if I encrypt all files and folders?
<a data-ipshover="" data-ipshover-target="/?app=core&module=members&controller=profile&id=2681&do=hovercard” href=”/?app=core&module=members&controller=profile&id=2681″ id=”ips_uid_8027_6″ rel=””>Nhathuy, we are quite sure. SRQ and I both have done this for a living — more years than I care to count. Ignoring for the moment SRQ’s explanation, simply ask yourself this: “If encrypting the disk would render the files unreadable, then how am I able to run WOT?” The answer: your windows userid/passwd hold the key to perform the decryption. Now, control-alt-delete, Task Manager, and look whose name WOT is running under.
That was a not-too-hidden clue there Bob!
What SRQ said — complete waste of time.
Oooohh, that smack about the USofA being a colony — – ooooohhhh
3 hours ago, soulza said:did the avitar for you bobc
You gotta share!
Oops, I did a repeat — but I am still wondering about that malware scan
1 hour ago, BobC said:Well what the fuck guys.
Don’t hang out of Kup for being polite and well mannered you fucking cyber fucking tank killer fuckers hahahahahahaha.
Oh wait, it’s not just the Brits that curse like old soldiers.
Good on you Troll and Kup
Fuck, can we fucking link this post with the one above hehehehehe fucking x2 post count.
You kill me! Thats why I hang out here — its not for the cheats (which I gave up for Lent) — its for the daily dose of laughter.
Too bad we can’t all stroll to the corner bar/pub and raise a few …..
Cheers you Fuckers!
On 1/23/2017 at 6:35 PM, soulza said:anyway i thought nothing of this , then this morning 1300 gold in my account
nice or what lol
1300 gold? where did it come from?
NP++ highlights text by treating the loaded file as adhering to a language. NP++ has the ability for you to create a custom language with formatting — go to Language and select User Defined then you will have a dialog that allows you to define delimiters, formatting, colors, etc.
Is this what you were looking for?
5 hours ago, StringBuilder said:Windows encryption is NOT BitLocker and is not connected to it in any way. Windows encryption is available in Professional+ versions of Windows, while BitLocker is available only in Ultimate/Enterprise. Windows encryption can encrypt only selected files/folders, while BitLocker encrypts entire volume.
You control Windows encryption in properties of file/folder, BitLocker from Control Panel.
Quite true, as the one you mention is EFS as an extension to NTFS. I assumed you were referring to Bitlocker (aka – Full drive encryption) when you originally mentioned “…. when your HDD is stolen.” BitLocker is the preferred tech to employ whenever one is worried about having a drive stolen, like when the VA had that laptop stolen. BitLocker wants (but doesnt need) a TPM chip and most new systems include a socket for that chip.
There is also “Device Encryption” for non-Pro/Etc users but requires TPM and InstantGo hw support AND logging into an administrative domain (like one gets with Win10).
But for that much paranoia we prefer self encrypting drives – no OS dependency and we can use them in local systems or in the storage systems we build for our NERC, etc. customers.