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Old 01-19-2007, 04:29 PM
vedaal
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Default Re: What is a good Windows XP file to store encrypted volumes

Jane_G wrote:

> To contain the TrueCrypt encrypted volume, I can choose any file name and
> location that doesn't already exist. But, my question is what file name and
> location would arouse the least suspicion were a coworker to be snooping
> around looking for my personal data on my WinXP computer?
>
> Specifically what binary file could reasonable be expected to be a few
> megabytes in size, yet have a normal sounding name in a normal sounding
> location containing "gibberish" (ie encrypted data) that would not arouse
> suspicions that it is actually a TrueCrypt encrypted volume?



a .dll file in the windows system folder
[not high on the curious co-worker list of snoop folders ;-) ]
and there are so many of them that most people have no idea of what
they do,
or if they are legitimately required to be there

you can call it something benign and not unexpected, like
'AdobeUPD.dll'
(although i don't remember ever seeing a dll file 5mb or greater)


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