eelixduppy
msg:4041479 | 5:17 pm on Dec 11, 2009 (gmt 0) |
If it were me I'd probably use PGP data encryption. Odds are more likely that the data will be stolen from either your computer or their computer, though, when it's not encrypted. ;)
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Frank_Rizzo
msg:4041480 | 5:18 pm on Dec 11, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Simplest solution is to winzip it with a password. Rename the .zip file as .iso / .orb / or .mp4 to fool anyone who gets their hands on it. Not the securest but it is cheap, simple, and quick (well the zipping / unzipping may take some time on a slow PC).
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kaled
msg:4041568 | 6:56 pm on Dec 11, 2009 (gmt 0) |
TrueCrypt... If you have a little time to learn how to use it, this what you want. You will need to create an encrypted volume on your hard disk, add the files and then copy the volume to the DVD. Using a USB drive to experiment, learn to place Truecrypt on a portable drive (it's easy) then add the necessary files to the DVD. Voila... the disk will autostart with Truecrypt. Kaled.
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incrediBILL
msg:4041584 | 7:31 pm on Dec 11, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Winzip would be my simple solution as well and I like Frank's simple suggestions for befuddling the easily befuddled that might find the disk.
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J_RaD
msg:4042397 | 6:59 pm on Dec 13, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Rename the .zip file as .iso / .orb / or .mp4 to fool anyone who gets their hands on it.
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just remove it altogether
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kaled
msg:4042535 | 12:49 am on Dec 14, 2009 (gmt 0) |
The first two bytes of most zip files read "PK". File formats can normally be identified quite quickly so changing the extension does little for security. Kaled.
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Leosghost
msg:4042541 | 1:21 am on Dec 14, 2009 (gmt 0) |
rar ( with password ) to multiple files ..burn the even numbers on one disc ..the odd numbers on another ..send separately ( different envelopes and couriers )..send the password via email .. let the recipient reassemble ( tell them copy all files from both discs to the same directory on their machine ) plenty of free apps that can unrar you can even make the rars into an auto exe..and still send the even and odd numbers seperately ..on receipt ..they copy all to directory and run the exe .. test the integrity ( do the above yourself to test the discs ) of the files yourself once they are burned ..before sending. you can make this kind of data exchange as simple or as complex as you want ..( make every third or fifth file available only via download from separate sites etc ..
paranoia can be self fueling :) btw ..use imageburn [imgburn.com] ..it's not bloatware ..and it's free .and no spyware ..nero on the other hand is huge ..slow ..and proprietary ( paid for ) ..and tries to take over the machines it gets installed on .
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incrediBILL
msg:4042729 | 1:40 pm on Dec 14, 2009 (gmt 0) |
| The first two bytes of most zip files read "PK". |
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But how many people would really look for Phil Katz stamp on that file? ;) He's dead you know, doubt Thom Henderson is shedding any tears.
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