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Most users are not aware they are infected with the worm because it tries to avoid detection by not using to much ressources and therefore hardly attracts attention by system administrators. It has infected this huge number of computers because the resulting bot-net is hardly ever used, it keeps in a dormant stealth mode.

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The worm has grown to a real epidemic by continuously adapting, changing its code, the code signature, etc. Anyone interested in development, network administration, and security should read the article. If it were not so illegal, the techniques used by this worm are very, very advanced and very interesting from a development and network/load-balancing point-of-view. I want to point out a very interesting article by Bruce Schneier about the Storm worm.

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Security, encryption, truecrypt, windows, linux, osx Author Martin Carpella Posted on FebruFebruCategories computer, security, software Tags encryption, linux, osx, security, software, truecrypt, windows 2 Comments on TrueCrypt 5 is out! The Storm Worm

Ok, still get to wait for my dream feature then, but I still refuse to buy PGP 🙂 Thanks to the developers for their great work anyhow!

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Update (again): Ok, in this TrueCrypt forum thread they explain why they cannot support it at the moment: Windows treats the hibernation file differently, it seems to bypass the TrueCrypt driver and therefore would still write keys to disk without encryption. Nitpickers Corner¹: Of course I am aware why encryption and hibernation in general are no-goes together, but I don’t understand why this is an issue when full-system encryption is enabled. For me this is a primary show-stopper, as this was the long-awaited functionality I was waiting for. I don’t really understand why at the moment, but I will investigate further. Update : As my first commenter below points out, it seems hibernation is disabled by TrueCrypt while having your system partition encrypted. I am going to look into this next week, as I need my notebook on Saturday (just in case anything goes wrong). This means, that TrueCrypt will encrypt everything on your system drive, including page- and hibernation file, finally making hibernation a safe and easy possibility.

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Author Martin Carpella Posted on JAugCategories advocacy, internet Tags advocacy, hacking, internet, security, url-shortening Leave a comment on URL shortening services soon to be under siege? Router default password databaseĪfter quite some time, a new version of my favorite encryption tool is out: TrueCrypt developers have released version 5 of their product, introducing a new killer feature (among others): System Volume Encryption with pre-boot authentification (only Windows 2000/XP/Vista). Being able to manipulate hundred of thousands if not even more vastly distributed and popular URLs to point to a given site could be used for both, generating (lots of?) ad-revenue, or as a new form of DDoS-attack.Īt the moment there seems to be no way around using these services (especially with services like Twitter), but in the medium/long run a solution has to be found if we don’t want to lose lots of valuable information. Given the huge amount of information hidden behind such shortened URLs, and given the popularity and number of these links, especially nowadays on Twitter, these services could see themselves being under permanent siege of hackers/crackers. Today, another threat has come true: hackers have manipulated the URLs of shortening service cli.gs.

Yesterday, Jeff Atwood pointed out other issues like commercialization. I have already written about my opinion about the problems of URL shortening back in 2005.

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