On 07/15/2012 11:53 PM, coderman wrote:
the only rational approach is to use Full Disk(Flash) Encryption.
It is rational, but not possible on the majority of mobile phones
(feature and smartphones), available today on the market.
Our task with InTheClear was to come up with a practical way to
Hi,
On Mon, Jul 16 2012, Michael Rogers wrote:
I've heard that some Android devices use controller chips for their
internal flash storage, making the storage appear as a block device
from the kernel's point of view, while others allow the kernel to
access the flash chips directly. In the
Great to learn about this email list (thanks Yosem). Just a follow up on the
reading list, we hope to compile more readings and I have a MA student who
will be adding a bunch more non-academic articles over the next week or so as
part of a directed study.
I try to add Google Scholar stuff as
I've always assumed the flash problem implied two practices:
1) Don't save sensitive data in unencrypted form
2) Don't use a swap partition
Given the limitations of devices as they currently are, is there
anything else you would do?
Thanks,
James
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is there a list or forum dedicated to this effort? e.g. a way to
subscribe and be notified of updates and discoveries?
Not this time around. I'll send a note to the list once the image and
documentation is available and another one with a summary of how things
turned out.
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George Chamales
http://www.cccblog.org/2012/07/16/meaningful-use-of-complex-medical-data/
Meaningful Use of Complex Medical Data
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Organizers of the second annual symposium onMeaningful Use of Complex
Medical Data (MUCMD) – to be held in Los Angeles in
Thanks, Michael. That's a good thought. I hadn't factored in the
notion of having multiple versions of the ciphertext. I'll take a look
at some disk-encryption systems with that in mind.
-J
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