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TrueCrypt claims to store decrypted data only in RAM. But sometimes RAM gets dumped to swap (swap partition or swap file). Is this a privacy issue?
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You might find some interesting reference for your point in this paper,
The persistence of memory : Forensic identification and extraction of cryptographic keys (PDF ref)
The authors of Volatility describe a hypothetical attack against TrueCrypt (Foundation... .
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Is there any privacy and term of service templates out there for developers who do not have the legal team to write those for them? Of course, nothing fancy, tricky or unusual about these that I want to put in there.
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Nine times out of ten you're being used and how many problems... .
Seems to be the easiest way to get a general handing them a ToS and privacy policy you think is decent), the better.
Trade and just have a look through their terms and privacy.
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Hi. I'm not sure if this question is appropriate for SO but I guess other programmers will run into this issue as well from time to time, so here we go.
I'm building a site where people can sign up, upload content etc. and I was wondering, I probably ...
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I found a CreativeCommons licensed T&C's and Privacy.
ESPECIALLY because you're talking recently when I was building clikboard.com .
A lawyer to look at it and construct the privacy policy and the T&C.
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I have my skype privacy settings defined to only allow IMs from people in my contact list. I also have this set for calls/video, etc. And yet, almost every morning when I boot up I have a conversation request from somebody I do not know. Shouldn't these...
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Details -- a feature to prevent such unsolicited approaches has been suggested many times
the privacy), but they are not
if your privacy is set to accept IM only from people on your contact list, this new user.
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I recently purchased ESET's AV and firewall software suite. I know it to be a respected app but when reading the license while installing they made it clear that they will collect not only information about infections on your machine but all of your installed...
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If you are concerned about an automatic process....
I mean a fine Router with packed filter or something similar .
And instead a desktop firewall you should use hardware.
What about ClamAV or F-Spot?
These open and free solutions don't capture any information .
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The best analysis on privacy (PRIVACY IS DEAD - GET OVER IT Pt 01, with Steve Rambam)
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When you say 'Again, privacy is a withholding, not a state of being', I find it very confusing records to be an invasion of 'privacy'? Alright, the hypothetical 'private park' may be open for use only this park would still afford one....
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I'm looking for books, videos, TV shows or other media to aid a college-level discussion on privacy and the affect that today's technology has on it.
Subject materials can include, but are not limited to:
Social networking sites (e.g. Facebook) Protection...
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Then there's a talk about privacy from this year about the social are looking for: http://media.ccc.....
A search for privacy turned up a few even mirror the entire disk.
And other events), where the topic of privacy is a big issue.
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I have come to realize the tremendous amount of information Google has on its users. I am a typical Google user, using Gmail, Google Reader. This means that right now Google now has the following information at its disposal:
Who my friends are (Gmail)...
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Do you trust the smaller services more than a (really) big company that gets a lot of privacy.
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I create lots of blogs that all share the same basic structure of a single "post" and 3 "pages" (about us, contact us, privacy). For the "post" page, I usually just edit the existing "hello world" post once I'm in the newly created blog. For the pages...
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Post($contact_page); // if you want to load the privacy text from a external file (untested) $myFile($fh); $privacy_page = array( 'post_title' => 'Privacy', 'post_content' => $theData, 'post_type' => 'page', 'post_category....
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Privacy Whois Service of Godaddy is the most expensive on marketplace ! Privacy Whois Service of GoDaddy is the most expensive
on marketplace !
It's easy to see that:
Privacy Whois Service prices
Godaddy $8.99/yr = new . com domain registration fee ??...
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Eoso.com * Coming Soon: Appraise.xxx Just to clarify - Moniker's privacy service is $2.00/per name is $4 but if you prepay $50 on your acct and bal is still $50 when any privacy needs to be added at the time privacy is added, easy....
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