February 21, 2008
5:04 pm

Computer scientists have discovered a novel way to bypass the encryption used in programs like Microsoft's BitLocker and Apple's FileVault and view the contents of supposedly secure files.

In a paper published on Thursday that could prompt a rethinking of how to protect sensitive data, the researchers describe how they can extract the contents of a computer's memory and discover the secret encryption key used to scramble files.

Full Article

Data, Security, Encryption, Microsoft, BitLocker, Apple, FileVault, Internet Video, YouTube, Research

Loading

Contextual Related Posts:

No followup yet

Leave a Response

Comment Preview
« Windows Home Server bug corrupts iTunes, Zune, and host of other appsWindows Vista SP1 saga “What more Microsoft can do to try a Mac – or Linux?” »
Feed Icon

Subscribe via RSS or email: