NetBSD's Crypto-Graphic Disk

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Wednesday December 28, 2005 @01:26AM from the can-you-crack-me-now dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Security-minded laptop users live in fear of theft, not only of their computer but also of their precious secret data. NetBSD's CGD project is a cryptographic virtual disk that can protect sensitive data while acting like a normal filesystem. Recently its author, Roland Dowdeswell, was interviewed and provided a lot of details, and made a comparison with Linux's Loop-AES, FreeBSD's GBDE, OpenBSD's svnd. This is a must-read for any laptop owner (and paranoid androids)!"

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paranoid android overlords by ichigo+2.0 · 2005-12-28 02:07 · Score: 1, Troll

I for one welcome our paranoid android overlords!

In Soviet Russia, paranoid of androids is you!

I'm a paranoid android, you insensitive clod!

Imagine a beowulf cluster of paranoid androids!

Yup, that was pretty awful.