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Create multiple nested secure disk images
All one needs to do to break an ordinary encrypted disk image is guess a single password. Given the way most people choose their passwords, the task of correctly guessing them is well within the reach of the average hacker. AES-192 is no more secure than AES-128 if your password is "hello".
Create multiple nested secure disk images
just a short comment on this:
"Given the way most people choose their passwords"
Anyone trying to protect their files should use good enough passwords in the first place! Why do you suppose that those who take the time to nest their files deep inside encrypted disk images does not take the time to use a good password? I use only simple AES-128 protected disk images (4380 MB so they fit on a DVD), but with a 16 character long, randomly chosen string as a password. Next step would be to use a few more characters, and..... ps: never use the AES protected sparseimage format! It gets corrupt in case of a system crash never to be mounted again! |
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