Call me an insensitive clod, but it eludes me how posting an entry in your blog for others to read gives it an advantage over posting an entry in a forum for others to read.
For the record, I've always thought of blogging as "personal homepage" for dummies...
The next problem to securing data on EFS is Window's use of a recovery agent.
By default, the Administrator is recognized as the recovery agent so in an environment without a properly configured domain, it is very possible that someone can take ownership of your EFS files/folders and decrypt them.
Windows does encode a unique marker onto each drive to identify it's affiliation with a certain domain or Admin, but if someone has physical access to the drive it's also quite easy for the Admin on another system to take ownership of the physical disk.
The meek shall inherit the Earth.
Eventually. When everyone else has quite finished with it and the meek have stopped saying "No, please, after you." Until then, the cocky little bastards shall inherit the Earth;
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Just what we need... Mood scenting!
I wonder how it would smell when you get really constipated?
Call me an insensitive clod, but it eludes me how posting an entry in your blog for others to read gives it an advantage over posting an entry in a forum for others to read.
For the record, I've always thought of blogging as "personal homepage" for dummies...
The next problem to securing data on EFS is Window's use of a recovery agent.
By default, the Administrator is recognized as the recovery agent so in an environment without a properly configured domain, it is very possible that someone can take ownership of your EFS files/folders and decrypt them.
Windows does encode a unique marker onto each drive to identify it's affiliation with a certain domain or Admin, but if someone has physical access to the drive it's also quite easy for the Admin on another system to take ownership of the physical disk.
The meek shall inherit the Earth.
Eventually. When everyone else has quite finished with it and the meek have stopped saying "No, please, after you." Until then, the cocky little bastards shall inherit the Earth;