I was re-reading an issue of Maximum PC from a couple months ago and I got to an article they gave on how to setup a protected volume using Acronis TrueCrypt. That started me thinking of similar utilities on Linux. I know there's eCryptFS. What other packages are you aware of that would allow one to create an encrypted file system? And do any of them have that advanced feature that TrueCrypt has where you can create a volume with two passwords, and one password opens one set of files, while the other opens another set of files? The thing I really liked and thought it was cool was that if you did use one of the advanced volumes, there was no way to see (short of digging heavily into the program logic as it examines the volume) that it was actually one of those advanced volumes and therefore would have a separate password. This seemed like such a cool feature, that I just can't see it or something similar not being available in some Linux/Open Source package.
Does anyone know? I'm dying of curiosity! :) --- Dan /* PLUG: http://plug.org, #utah on irc.freenode.net Unsubscribe: http://plug.org/mailman/options/plug Don't fear the penguin. */
