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securing pref data
While you're in the terminal anyway, files can be nuked with the rm -P flag, which overwrites three times.
securing pref data
Well you can put it in startup items and have the disk image password added to your keychain (which should be secured to your login only).
command line for mouting .DMG?
I've been putting off encrypting a LOT of private info on my laptop, but with this idea I'm going to move to an encrypted approach! Thanks! In addition to encrypting my mail, addressbook, etc... I am also going to encrypt my Documents folder and have my keychain automatically decrypt it on login! Sometimes, however, I like to be able to access my documents remotely with AFP and SSH when I am NOT logged into the GUI. Is there simple command line access to access .dmg encrypted images? I'm sure I can find this online if I don't get the answer here. 'Course, my computer's not feeling very this week, so I guess I have plenty of time to figure it out! |
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