Collaborate Disseminate
It’s a new year and it’s time for new things. This month I’m starting a monthly series to summarize some notable things that have happened in Azure IaaS.
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I’ve a Bitlocker device. And I’m copying some file from this device to a Bitlocker To-Go encrypted USB. Can this copying be tracked by someone?
Also, now I’m copying material from the Bitlocker To-Go encrypted USB to another… Continue reading Tracking my USB Copies from Bitlocker Device
I’ve a Bitlocker device. And I’m copying some file from this device to a Bitlocker To-Go encrypted USB. Can this copying be tracked by someone?
Also, now I’m copying material from the Bitlocker To-Go encrypted USB to another… Continue reading Tracking my USB Copies from Bitlocker Device
I have a twofold question, first when choosing between AES-CBC and AES-XTS which is more secure. From my reading XTS is more secure in some respects but not in others when compared to CBC. Second are both modes FIPS 140-2 app… Continue reading BitLocker: CBC vs XTS and FIPS 140-2
I assume if I use Bitlocker on Windows 10 on a laptop with a TPM chip without a password, then if the laptop gets stolen, then the attacker can simply turn the machine on and then he gets to the windows logon screen without a… Continue reading How secure is bitlocker with a pin when whole machine is stolen?
I recently added a pin to my bitlocker encryption and this seemed to be pretty much instant. In what way is this pin an actual part of the key that is needed to decrypt the hard drive? Or is it used to decrypt the actual key … Continue reading Does a bitlocker pin become part of the key?
It’s been a terrible new-year-starting for Intel.
Researchers warn of a new attack which can be carried out in less than 30 seconds and potentially affects millions of laptops globally.
As Intel was rushing to roll out patches for Meltdown and Spectr… Continue reading New Intel AMT Security Issue Lets Hackers Gain Full Control of Laptops in 30 Seconds
How does a hacker secure their own devices?
I have seen people say that physical encryption like BitLocker is not 100% secured.
Hackers can use techniques like Evil Maid to get the password to decrypt so which are the better… Continue reading How does hacker secure their own devices? [on hold]
Since the system reserved partition is a hidden partition & generally inaccessible to end-user unless one boots from another OS, but if malware can access it, then it’s going to be pwned by stealth rootkits. The system re… Continue reading Is system reserved partition a security threat?
I was reading about ROCA attack, and how a lot of software is vulnerable. Apparently Bitlocker from Microsoft is also vulnerable, because it protects its keys with SRK of (ROCA vulnerable) TPM. But what I don’t understand is … Continue reading ROCA attack on TPM – public key extraction