PGPDisk - Revision history

Netstat at 23:28, 29 December 2008

2008-12-29T23:28:44Z

.FUF at 19:51, 9 July 2008

2008-07-09T19:51:01Z

Jessek: Added more detail to backdoor feature

2007-12-19T13:28:34Z

Added more detail to backdoor feature

Cmihai: PGP Intentional Bypass

2007-12-18T18:02:57Z

PGP Intentional Bypass

Jessek: Updating links and name

2007-12-18T17:16:11Z

Updating links and name

Cmihai: PGPDisk

2007-12-17T15:47:12Z

PGPDisk

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'''PGPDisk''' or Pretty Good Privacy Whole Disk Encryption is a disk encryption solution from the [http://www.pgp.com PGP Corporation].

It provides transparent whole disk encryption with Pre-Boot authentification for Windows. Also supports MacOS X 10.4 (non-boot disks only).

== External Links ==

* [http://www.pgp.com/products/wholediskencryption/ PGPDisk Official website]

[[Category:Encryption]]

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-'''PGPDisk''' or Pretty Good Privacy [[Whole Disk Encryption]] was a disk encryption solution from the [http://www.pgp.com PGP Corporation]. It has since been rebranded as [[PGP Whole Disk Encryption]].
+'''PGPDisk''' was a disk encryption solution from the [http://www.pgp.com PGP Corporation]. It has since been rebranded as [[PGP Whole Disk Encryption]].
 It provides transparent whole disk encryption with Pre-Boot authentification for Windows. Also supports MacOS X 10.4 (non-boot disks only).
-In 2007 an undocumented feature was publicized that allows the user to set up a secondary password to access the drive
+In 2007 an undocumented encryption bypass feature was found that allowed the drive to be accessed even without the boot-up password [http://securology.blogspot.com/2007/10/pgp-whole-disk-encryption-barely.html]. The PGP Corporation said that the feature had been requested by enterprise users and was not a backdoor [http://www.pgp.com/wde_bypass_feature.html].
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-An undocumented encryption bypass feature was found that allowed the drive to be accessed even without the boot-up password [http://securology.blogspot.com/2007/10/pgp-whole-disk-encryption-barely.html]. The PGP Corporation said that the feature had been requested by enterprise users and was not a backdoor [http://www.pgp.com/wde_bypass_feature.html].
 == External Links ==

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−	'''PGPDisk''' or Pretty Good Privacy Whole Disk Encryption is a disk encryption solution from the [http://www.pgp.com PGP Corporation].	+	'''PGPDisk''' or Pretty Good Privacy [[Whole Disk Encryption]] was a disk encryption solution from the [http://www.pgp.com PGP Corporation]. It has since been rebranded as [[PGP Whole Disk Encryption]].

	It provides transparent whole disk encryption with Pre-Boot authentification for Windows. Also supports MacOS X 10.4 (non-boot disks only).		It provides transparent whole disk encryption with Pre-Boot authentification for Windows. Also supports MacOS X 10.4 (non-boot disks only).

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 It provides transparent whole disk encryption with Pre-Boot authentification for Windows. Also supports MacOS X 10.4 (non-boot disks only).
-An undocumented encryption bypass feature was found that allowed the drive to be accessed even without the boot-up password.
+In 2007 an undocumented feature was publicized that allows the user to set up a secondary password to access the drive
 == External Links ==
 * [http://www.pgp.com/products/wholediskencryption/ PGPDisk Official website]
 [[Category:Encryption]]