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Locking up Linux: Creating a Cryptobook

tomshardware.com — "The goal of any disk encryption technology is to prevent unauthorized access to private information, and limit the loss of intellectual property resulting from unauthorized access or theft of the physical property itself."

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  • saqib, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1or just use Seagate's new Full Disc Encryption drives:
    http://www.full-disc-encryption.com/blog/index.php?action=viewtopic&id=212

    The drive contains a ASIC that encrypts every bit that is sent to the platter using 3DES or AES. Will support TPM in future, and has the capability to use a static phrase or a hardware token (USB key or RSA SecureID) as the pre-boot password.

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