Years ago, when I first wrote my "rolodex" stack, I intended to store phone
numbers, addresses, passwords, credit card numbers, bank account numbers, and
other useful information in one convenient place, one stack in a suite of
stacks I use in my day to day business. If these fell into the wrong
Tim,
I came across a topic on stack exchange that you may be interested in…
http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/18720/how-secure-is-filevault-2-while-the-computer-is-in-sleep-mode
There is a link to Apple's white paper on FileVault 2, this may help answer
some of your concerns, but you
Was it not mentioned long ago that a password protected stack's script and
custom properties could be accessed in memory while it is running in a
stand alone? So your data was probably never as secure as you really
thought it was.
As for the documentation on those encrypt/decrypt commands, they se
Andrew Kluthe wrote:
Was it not mentioned long ago that a password protected stack's script and
custom properties could be accessed in memory while it is running in a
stand alone? So your data was probably never as secure as you really
thought it was.
I believe RunRev engineers are exploring op
On May 6, 2013, at 7:56 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> Andrew Kluthe wrote:
>> Was it not mentioned long ago that a password protected stack's script and
>> custom properties could be accessed in memory while it is running in a
>> stand alone? So your data was probably never as secure as you really
On 5/6/13 12:38 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
I don't get your example. As far as I can tell, it's worthless if
anyone can look at the relevant script to discover the encrypting
keys. But let's save that for another thread.
Well, as long as we're in this thread...blowfish is an algorithm, one of
