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I use TrueCrypt to protect my laptop. No chances in speed that I've noticed and as far as I understand it, it's quite secure. 30+ randomly generated password ge
by proexploit 16y ago
I use TrueCrypt to protect my laptop. No chances in speed that I've noticed and as far as I understand it, it's quite secure. 30+ randomly generated password gets me in and it's a lot easier than you think to memorize and type quickly. I always feel like I must have made a mistake but can't remember the last time my fingers got it wrong. To me, it's kind of a no brainer. 3 extra seconds before boot is the only thing it takes to make sure my stolen laptop couldn't lead to stolen credit card numbers, accounts, business docs etc.
I've got no experience with Bitlocker, but I'm a huge fan of TrueCrypt.
- MarkBook 16y ago+1 Truecrypt. However my fingers get the password wrong regularly, today for instance! The reassurance it provides is very valuable, I have PCs laptop, netbook, ext HDD, and memory sticks all encrypted as confidential client data could be on any of them. Prior to this I used regularly get in a funk whenever I couldn't locate a memory stick