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Dale wrote: |
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> I may get on youtube and see if I can find some videos on this so I can |
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> see it actually working. Maybe find a couple different setups. I'm |
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> sure someone has done at least one. lol |
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OK. I found a video. It explains it pretty well. I learned a lot. |
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Here is a linky. |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=823k8Qk47T0 |
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One thing I like, I can understand the guy and he doesn't have some |
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silly music playing that makes it hard to hear. Some people just make |
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things to fancy to the point it is useless. Anyway. |
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I got a general idea of it. Basically, I'd have to encrypt it on the |
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puter itself but also make sure any backups are encrypted as well. I |
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also see that it does its thing 'on the fly' as some call it. It |
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doesn't require you to tell it to decrypt something, wait a while for it |
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to do it, then be able to use it. It does it as you access it. When |
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done, close it and it's secure again. That muddy water clears up a |
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bit. ;-) |
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I plan to watch a few more, when I find some I can hear well and |
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understand. lol |
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Oh, I also found this: app-crypt/veracrypt It seems to be a GUI |
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interface for this. May find a video on that too. Still, I'd like to |
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have both command line and GUI tho. One never knows about these things. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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