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Researchers find way to sidestep computer disk encryption
0 Comments | AFP, February, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) — Researchers said Friday they found a way to sidestep encryption technology commonly used to protect sensitive data in computers.
A "major security flaw" in several types of popular encryption software exposes supposedly safeguarded information, provided a savvy data thief can get hold of the machines, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
"People trust encryption to protect sensitive data when their computer is out of their immediate control," said EFF staff technologist Seth Schoen, a member of the research team.
"Whether your laptop is stolen, or you simply lose track of it for a few minutes at airport security, the information inside can still be read by a clever attacker."
Researchers claim they cracked an array...
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