nemo_outis wrote:

> Are you usually this thick? Yes, even though you have a whole-disk
> encryption program you can choose not to encrypt some partitions - or any
> of them for that matter. However, choosing not to use the program's
> capability for whole-disk encryption doesn't make it one whit less a
> whole-disk encryption program.
>
> As for a boot drive's partition table, some full HD OTFE programs may
> encrypt it, while others may not - just as I said. For instance,
> Bestcrypt Volume Encryption (one of the better commercial full-HD OTFE
> programs) does NOT encrypt the partiton table on a fully encrypted hard
> drive - I have just confirmed this with a number of partition managers
> (using Hiren v9.3).

Talk about thick... you don't even have the slightest clue what whole
disk encryption really is. Got some more bad news for you sonny.
Bestcrypt ain't on that list. That's right, it's not whole disk either.

*snicker*

You've been making a supreme fool of yourself all this time, puffing
your chest and calling other people stupid in your usual self
aggrandizing way, so just to rub your nose in it here's the current
contenders as of 11/09/2007.

http://www.full-disc-encryption.com/...ncryption.html

Read'm and weep, bitch. Maybe some day you'll learn to not be
such an arrogant jackass. :)


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