Windows 7: Good password manager with Firefox for office pc

Golden · 17 Oct 2013

Whst good is Truecrypt if he needs to send it to the technician. ... this issue is about securing passwords, not encrypted folders.

if the OP needs a Truecrypt tutorial, then the Sevenforums.com one would be better to use.

Layback Bear · 17 Oct 2013

How about when the I.T. Department goes to the boss and ask if he/she authorized Billy Boy and Mary Jane to have private encrypted things are their office computer.
Sound to me a good way to loose a job.

mystvearn · 18 Oct 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by flogit

Hi,Here is another link to my posting regarding TrueCrypt

How to use TrueCrypt ''Tutorial''.Its good it looks complicated in the begining but its quite user friendly.
Good Luck.
Tutorial here...
TrueCrypt - Tutorial 1/5

Thanks. I already know how to use truecrypt. I currently use that with password exporter. Though the passwords are still stored in the browser when I on the computer. The exported password file is just for backup purposes.

Quote: Originally Posted by logicearth

Even if the online part is hacked, the data in encrypted (AES) and only you have the password that is capable of decrypting it. And that password is never transferred/transmitted to Lastpass, ever. The encrypting and decrypting all happens client side. Thus if you forget your password, Lastpass cannot recover your data.

A hacker cannot see your data nor anyone at Lastpass.

I see.

Quote: Originally Posted by Golden

Whst good is Truecrypt if he needs to send it to the technician. ... this issue is about securing passwords, not encrypted folders.

if the OP needs a Truecrypt tutorial, then the Sevenforums.com one would be better to use.

Yes, this is the issue. Securing passwords, personal stuff.

Quote: Originally Posted by Layback Bear

How about when the I.T. Department goes to the boss and ask if he/she authorized Billy Boy and Mary Jane to have private encrypted things are their office computer.
Sound to me a good way to loose a job.

Well, how do I know that the IT technicians are not messing around with patient folders on the computer.

flogit · 21 Oct 2013

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Layback Bear · 21 Oct 2013

Post #13 by mystvearn.

Quote:

Well, how do I know that the IT technicians are not messing around with patient folders on the computer.

Just go to the boss/management and get permission to use encryption or password protection.
Most companies don't want their system changed without management permission.