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Scramdisk is a free on-the-fly
encryption program for
Windows 95,
Windows 98, and
Windows Me. A non-free
version was also
available for
Windows NT. The...
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cartel boss Paul Le Roux,
joined Shaun Hollingworth (the
author of the
Scramdisk) to
produce the
commercial encryption product DriveCrypt for the security...
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Technologies Deployment Guide" (PDF). Lenovo.
Retrieved 2008-03-05.[dead link] "
ScramDisk 4
Linux Releases". "Sentry 2020 news".
Retrieved 2007-01-02. "OpenBSD...
- and there's a
GPLed implementation by
Hironobu Suzuki (used by, e.g.
Scramdisk). MISTY1 is a
Feistel network with a
variable number of
rounds (any multiple...
- website,
SecurStar maintains its
claims of
ownership over both E4M and
Scramdisk,
another free
encryption program. The
company states that with
those products...
- 2007-03-05 at the
Wayback Machine The
authors of
Scramdisk and E4M
exchanged some code – the
author of
Scramdisk provided a
driver for
Windows 9x, and the author...
- for its
upcoming DriveCrypt product,
based on E4M and
another product,
Scramdisk (whose inventor,
Shaun Hollingworth, had also
joined SecurStar, where...
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steganographically hide data
within image (e.g. PNGDrive) or
audio files-
ScramDisk or the
Linux loop
device can do this.[citation needed] Generally, a steganographic...
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sirens for
extreme exigent emergencies, are
known as "
scram switches" (from the
slang term
scram, "get out of here"). Generally, such
buttons are connected...
- • Schoof–Elkies–Atkin
algorithm • SCIP •
Scott Vanstone •
Scrambler •
Scramdisk •
Scream (cipher) •
Scrypt •
Scytale •
Seahorse (software) • SEAL (cipher)...