biggest encryption std to date+ most power encryption soft ?


  1. Posts : 77
    Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate & Windows 8 CP 64-bit
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    biggest encryption std to date+ most power encryption soft ?


    biggest encryption std to date+ most power encryption soft ?


    nowadays I am so much excited about encryption after watching BlackHat 2013 videos and Def Con 19 ,20

    can u help me to find out words most powerful encryption software and methods

    and where to learn it

    I think doing PHD in Encryption will be best way for me


    thanks in advanced
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  2. Posts : 7,379
    Windows 7 ultimate x64
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    Join Armed forces. In their technical dept. you can learn the best encryption technologies.

    I served in army for some years. They are very secretive....
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  3. Posts : 77
    Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate & Windows 8 CP 64-bit
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    yeah I will

    it will be my great Honor

    but now Truecrypt have 768-bit 3-way encrytion

    but do u know soft to use 2048 bit Encrytion real time ??

    Since u were in army u can tell me , only India is only here
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    JAI HIND JAI BHARAT
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  4. Posts : 7,379
    Windows 7 ultimate x64
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    Check this link

    2048 bit file encryption software for Windows 7, Vista.

    Hope this helps! :)
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  5. Posts : 341
    Windows 7 Home Premium x32 SP1
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    GPG (free), PGP (paid)
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  6. Posts : 2,467
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Truecrypt itself does real-time encryption/decryption when you mount and use its volumes. The data is really stored in the container file, and when you access the mounted drive, it decrypts on the fly in-memory, then re-encrypts when you save it back. Since it's open-source, you may take a look there to see how it's implemented in practice.
    Windows itself has EFS and Bitlooker, that do something similar under the covers.



    archer said:
    Join Armed forces. In their technical dept. you can learn the best encryption technologies.

    I served in army for some years. They are very secretive....
    Secretive........ That's not required for achieving the best encryption, and in fact, secrecy in cryptography is generally not a good thing. See here: Kerckhoffs's principle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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