Dan Kaminsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > That means no > decryption keys ever get written, no passwords get saved, and most > importantly, *no plaintext data gets stored, not even "temporarily"*. Interestingly, when a system hibernates everything in memory goes to disk (into the hiber file or partition)-- and this includes the sensitive data that the LSA holds that is not normally swapped out: keypairs, kerberos tickets and encrypted files.
- BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Rickard Berglind
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Alexander Ivanchev
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Dan Kaminsky
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- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Ryan Russell
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Dan Kaminsky
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Timothy J. Miller
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Jeremy Epstein
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Attonbitus Deus
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Dan Kaminsky
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Attonbitus Deus
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Kirk Corey
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- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Bryce Walter
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Fulmer, John
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Russ
- Re: BugTraq: EFS Win 2000 flaw Grubin, Ben
