Encrypting ZIP disks
Jeremiah A Blatz
jer+ at andrew.cmu.edu
Fri Jan 24 20:19:01 PST 1997
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"David E. Smith" <dsmith at prairienet.org> writes:
> 7. Secure sensitive files.
> To keep sensitive or confidential information safe, store it
> on a Zip disk and use your Zip Tools software to assign a
> password that must be used in order to read from or write to
> the disk. At work, you can protect sensitive information
> such as personnel files, company directories, and product
> plans and designs. At home, you can secure personal
> information such as tax records, budgets, and computerized
> checkbooks.
FWIW (not much), Iomega claims that it can't recover the data on a
password-protected disk. However, they do export those things, so I
doubt it's strong.
Jer
"standing on top of the world/ never knew how you never could/ never knew
why you never could live/ innocent life that everyone did" -Wormhole
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39D0q+UT8sS3YsMaeL6GqfEo04lsnQwAUWtI0I8/FcqYlWVGxwsOAboK3BZmJz40
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=mv67
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