Enigmail Encrypting mail in Thunderbird
Apr 30, 2008Combining the Enigmail add-on and the GnuPG encryption software gives Thunderbird users a powerful tool for encrypting and signing email.
more »GnuTLS Version 2.0.0 Released
Sep 07, 2007Version 2.0.0 of the GnuTLS security database improves access to X.509 certificates and adds RSA with SHA-256/384/512 certificates to the crop of supported crypto approaches.
more »CD Encryption Burning CDs and DVDS with an encrypted filesystem
Oct 31, 2006An encrypted hard disk on your server is no help if valuable data on CDs or DVDs falls into the hands of spies. We’ll show you some convenient solutions for encrypting data on removable media.
more »Crypto Tricks Intro Disk-level cryptography in Linux
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more »Encrypted Filesystems Shopping for an encrypted filesystem
Oct 31, 2006If you’re not a security expert and you're looking for a crypto filesystem, you may be wondering about the alternatives. We took at a look at some popular crypto options for Linux.
more »DM-Crypt/ LUKS Workshop: Encrypting hard disks with DM-Crypt and LUKS
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more »Anubis Centralized email encryption with Anubis
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more »DM-Crypt Hard disk encryption with DM-Crypt, LUKS, and cryptsetup
Nov 30, 2005If you’re serious about keeping secrets, try hard disk encryption with DM-Crypt and LUKS.
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