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Originally Posted by alexander
Pssht, if you are paranoid like me, you keep your data on an IronKey, screw TrueCrypt, after 10 attempts it burns the memory chip that contains the second part of the 128 bit AES key with witch all the data on that drive is encrypted...
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That's what backups are for. The sensitive data I use daily, like my accounting data, is encrypted on my thumb drive but several times a week I run a script when I'm doing my bookkeeping that PGP encrypts it and emails it to an online email account so that I have a redundant off site copy. Of course you could also hide data in something like the
Mona Lisa as a web page background or logo somewhere on the web
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