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Securing Key Chain Flash Drives
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One Less Step |
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2004-08-25 09:56:01 |
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IslandDan
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AES 128, AES 256 and Blowfish are all extremely secure, the main security vulnerability is the chosen password. While Blowfish is a well known name it is actually obsolete has been replaced by Twofish. Blowfish/Twofish are no more secure than AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) and have been scrutinized less than AES. |