Security

When you encrypt a file or a hard drive, is it really secure?

Porcupins asked the Antivirus & Security Software forum if encryption standards like AES really make your data secure.

Don't-Miss Encryption Stories

Lawmakers pledge to change hacking law during Swartz memorial

4 months ago in Computers

A road warrior's guide to locking down your laptop

4 months ago in Laptops

Firefox turns 8 and gets a key security boost

7 months ago in Business

What you should know about MIcrosoft's new BitLocker Management

7 months ago in Business security

Review: DiskCryptor a worthwhile encryption program that's easy to use

7 months ago in Encryption

How to encrypt your cloud storage for free

8 months ago in Encryption

Safely send private information over the Internet

9 months ago in Security

Get ready: Microsoft is raising the bar for encryption keys

9 months ago in Security

Does the Windows logon password protect your data?

9 months ago in Security

Shamoon Malware Cripples Windows PCs to Cover Tracks

10 months ago in Security

New Standard Pushes for a More Secure Web

10 months ago in Security

Defcon Wi-Fi Hack Called No Threat to Enterprise WLANstechhive.com

10 months ago in Security

Privacy Watch: Back Up Safely With SpiderOak

10 months ago in Security

Tools Released at Defcon Can Crack Widely Used PPTP Encryption

10 months ago in Security

Password Protection 101: Lessons From the eHarmony Data Breach

11 months ago in Security