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<title><![CDATA[By: Steen]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Cool, Shame they dont have a suite :D.
Indeed i want this + Lots of other stuff from abylon!]]></description>
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<title><![CDATA[By: llvllax X]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Thank You, bobbie jones!
I usually try &amp; research programs before I attempt to download them.
It has been many years &amp; years ago, that I downloaded EasyCrypto.
Personally, I've never had a problem at all with the program, especially none of the problems that that "forum", you gave a link to, talks about.
I have to admit, I've not tried updating the program in many years, or tried to keep updated on it, info-wise.
Better to be safe than sorry, I uninstalled it off my computer, then deleted the installer, &amp; the left-over folder under the Programs folder - luckily no problems 86'in it.

Thanks for your posts, link, &amp; all of your helpful info, bobbie jones!
Take Care!



......................Original Post......................
Reply To: #22 &gt; llvllaxX

Friend I deeply regret having to advise you that EasyCrypto is “MALWARE” that contains a “Call_Home” Trojan. The Vendor use to provide a “Re-Mover” at the vendors website but the “re-mover” did not work an the ONLY way of completely re-moving the Trojan was to Re-Format.
Re-search this yourself. Please do not take my word for this information because you do not know me. Research it yourself. There may still be a few Archived topics on this subject somewhere on the internet. It was about 10 or 12 years ago that the Trojan was revealed so I can only suppose that the information was Lost over the passing years. Today I seriously doubt if you will find anyone who has knowledge of this.
This is what I ment in a previous post regarding “hidden Backdoors”.
Comment by bobbie jones — March 24th, 2009 at 1:34 pm 


Reply To : # 22

Friend here is an old link to some information regarding the spyware in EasyCrypto.

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=13100

The Posters were “Awear” of the problem.
Comment by Bobbie Jones — March 24th, 2009 at 1:42 pm]]></description>
<pubDate>Fri, 27 Mar 2009 22:31:02 -0400</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[By: Dan]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Mike (#51)

1.  The vast majority of discussions on this topic was about crackers (hackers to the uninformed), not about nosey 10 year old kids.
2.  You can still encrypt a file on external storage, I figured that would be common-sense.  My mistake. 
3.  If you encrypt the file on an external drive or dvd it is NOT on your computer for a cracker to get his hands on.  If you stored it on a SDHC thumbdrive for example and put it in your lockbox in the closet, how is somebody going to get their hands on it?? Yes, somebody might possibly break in and steal it, but guess what, they don't need the file, they have all your paper bills and documents that are in shoeboxes in the closet, drawers in the study etc.  Amazing how that is...
4. Did I say EVERYONE keeps porn?  It was simply an example.  No not everybody stores porn.  But what else is there to hide??  If you store your credit card numbers and financial data ( on a personal, not business level) on the computer, you're asking for trouble anyways.  And if you're running a business, you're not going to be relying on programs like we're talking about here anyways.  At least I hope MY financial institutions aren't relying on $30 programs and freeware to protect my info.  Don't get me wrong, I'm a freeware nut, love it, live for it, spend TOO many hours looking for it, but keeping something so important on machines we THINK are safe but know are attacked regularly is nuts.

I run 2 anti-virus programs piggyback, I have no less then a half-dozen spyware/malware scanners that I run religiously, and 3 rootkit scanners, on top of two guards that run at boot watching for changes to my registry and browser ect. and I KNOW without a doubt I still have viruses on my computer.  If you spend any amount of time on the net you have them, no matter what you're running for safety.  So WHY keep files on your computer when it is so simple and easy to encrypt them, put them on a TINY little SD card and put it where it can't be accessed?  I would much rather have it sit in a lockbox or drawer even for that matter waiting for a snoopy kid to find it and give up on it, then to leave the info in a "secure" partition or file on my computer so some cracker can work on it in his spare time.

We were talking about people breaking the encryption, crackers, not family members snooping which is the only other obvious choice here, and if the file is not on the computer, it can't be cracked.

I'll take my $10 4GB SDHC card over your encrypted partitions and files any day of the week.  Or my 20GB pocket drive, or my 320GB external drive with the switch set to OFF.  The files if I choose to, can still be encrypted for extra protection, and it's not actively connected to the computer so it can be worked on and opened by bad people.

I appreciate your comment in return, and your vivid imagination, but I hope you're not handing out advice like that to paying customers.  Have a nice day.]]></description>
<pubDate>Wed, 25 Mar 2009 22:34:45 -0400</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[By: M@CS-PC]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[<i>Dan @ #48 - "If you do not want something ripped from your computer, don't have it on there, it’s that simple. Take your porn or whatever you need to “hide” from prying eyes, and put it on discs, or pocket drives, or an external hard-drive and simply unplug it. It doesn't matter what program you use to hide your information, if somebody wants it bad enough, if the feds show up and kick down your door, it’s gonna be found. The answer is simply to NOT have it on your computer in the first place."</i> 

<b>Hi Dan - I can't help thinking you just shot yourself in the foot with that comment - <i>what happens if the CD / DVD / External Drive etc. is found by someone else ?</i>
Without a password at some point - either Zip OR Encryption - all the files are not only viewable BUT ALSO can be copied to other machines without the owner's knowledge !!!</b>

If you had a pile of cash - would you leave it in an open drawer that everyone has access to OR would you LOCK IT AWAY - preferably IN A SAFE ???

Using Window XP's "Lock your personal files" within Control Panel/Users/Password - YOU CAN PREVENT PRYING EYES - even if the hard drive is viewed on a separate PC as a slave etc.  BUT this will only cover the files within the Documents &amp; settings folder - anything outside of this folder will be open to view as usual !   This also means that the files will never leave the owner's PC without their knowledge !

I've been building / upgrading &amp; repairing PC's for nearly 20 years - since the days of Windows 2.0 &amp; 3.1 etc.   Windows may have changed BUT the one thing that's stayed the same is how EASY it is to copy from ANY HARD DRIVE once it's inserted into a PC as a slave. - it literally becomes a part of the computer SO ANYTHING not "LOCKED DOWN" on the SLAVE DRIVE can be opened or copied onto the MASTER DRIVE with no fuss whatsoever &amp; it only takes seconds to connect the drive !

<b>Obviously it's even less safe if you transfer the files to DVD etc. Un-Protected. Not to mention the fact that a single DVD - lost or damaged means the data is LOST FOREVER - these should be used for BACKUP PURPOSES ONLY &amp; even then - if it is sensitive data either .Zip protect it or if you are using  "Backup Software" - Enable the Password Function !

You don't need to be a <i>"Hacker or a Cracker"</i> to rip the data from an open DVD - just a computer user -
 from 8yrs to 108 - so your advice is probably bordering on DANGEROUS as far as FILE SAFETY is concerned !!!
Better advice would be to try to keep all of your sensitive files TOGETHER in ONE MASTER FOLDER with all of the data in Sub-Folders within - that way - you only need to protect the one folders contents &amp; this then protects everything required.   It also means that - should you wish to back-up or move the data - the MASTER FOLDER can be Zipped  ( I prefer .Rar myself - WinRar ) &amp; locked without the worry of several files with several passwords etc.</b>

One FINAL POINT that's not been mentioned today is ...
INTERNET SECURITY  -  <i>II IS ESSENTIAL TO HAVE SOME</i> - otherwise it's not just people in the same room as your PC that can see your files BUT people ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD !!!!
I personally recommend COMODO Internet Security  ( currently v3.8 ) which includes a FULL Anti-Virus &amp; FULL FireWall &amp; is 100% FREE !!!   
<i>( There is a $39 version BUT this uses the EXACT SAME SOFTWARE - you are just paying for 24/7 instant online backup support + 1 other program )</i>  - THAT'S HOW FULL THE SOFTWARE IS !!!
<b><i>http://personalfirewall.comodo.com/index.html</i></b>

. . . Also - NOT EVERYONE has PORN on their PC's - some of us just have personal DATA like finances etc. that we don't want others to see !

I hope this has been of use to at least some people.

As has been mentioned before - YOU DON'T HAVE TO SPEND A SINGLE PENNY to protect yourself &amp; your files - CERTAINLY keep the VISA CARD locked away :o)

<b><i>- M!ke -</i>
( Macs-PC )</b>  
England
UK
<strong><b><i>:o)</i></b></strong>]]></description>
<pubDate>Wed, 25 Mar 2009 10:45:11 -0400</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[By: kwiaty]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[well i dont see difference after instalin then free trucrypt
so i will stay with trucrypt but anyway THANX for free try!]]></description>
<pubDate>Wed, 25 Mar 2009 10:45:02 -0400</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[By: tom]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[I created a restore point before installing this software.  Shortly thereafter, I uninstalled the software, then tried to use the restore point I created.  System restore reported failure, both with the point I had just created, as well as one farther in the past.  System restore was working perfectly before installing CryptDrive.]]></description>
<pubDate>Wed, 25 Mar 2009 10:31:47 -0400</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[By: Dan]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[I don't think there are too many files somebody wants to hide from crackers (yes, the correct term is cracker, not hacker, hackers are simply computer geeks, programmers and such, the term has been misused for ages) that will not fit on a SDHC or other removable media.  If you do not want something ripped from your computer, don't have it on there, it's that simple.  Take your porn or whatever you need to "hide" from prying eyes, and put it on discs, or pocket drives, or an external hard-drive and simply unplug it.  It doesn't matter what program you use to hide your information, if somebody wants it bad enough, if the feds show up and kick down your door, it's gonna be found.  The answer is simply to NOT have it on your computer in the first place.  Hacker by the way comes from the term "hacking away" at something, which refers to programmers spending countless hours writing code.  Cracker on the other hand, is the term for somebody that "cracks" this code to find ways around or into a program.  Thanks for the free premium programs GOTD!!]]></description>
<pubDate>Wed, 25 Mar 2009 01:38:48 -0400</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[By: Pastor_Rick]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Okay, according to Sarah Dean's comparison chart for Win 2000,XP,Vista the number one software is Teledisk (pg6) followed by TrueCrypt(pg7) (Trend Micro ALert noted above should be considered with TrueCrypt) TrueCrypt Gold is listed but failed to supply answers so not possible to rate them.
Teledisk is a Polish software and can be found here in English
http://www.televox.pl/en/index.php

Rick S.]]></description>
<pubDate>Wed, 25 Mar 2009 00:03:35 -0400</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[By: VCR_flashing_12:00]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Hey badad2d, #39, duh!  Did you actually try reading any of the install instructions that are posted with every download on this website that say "must be downloaded and installed today (by midnight)"???
I guess if you really need that program, try buying it!]]></description>
<pubDate>Tue, 24 Mar 2009 23:52:03 -0400</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[By: Treat]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[hi badad2d, sorry it's too late.......  if you read the README document, and read just below the download link above, it says "<em>CRYPTDRIVE 7.3 is available as a Giveaway of the day! You have 3 hours 55 minutes to download and install it</em>"  where the 3 hours 55 mins refers to the time left out of the 24hours you get to install the program.

You have to install the giveaway within a specified time.  If you don't you lose the chance of getting a full version product. 

It's clearly labelled as such.

regards

WR]]></description>
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