Biometrics and Windows XP

As you mentioned in the first post, having to remember a password that is
like 30 characters in length would be a nightmare.
"Kadaitcha Man" <nospam@****-off-and-die.com> wrote in message
news: .fetish.fitness.centerfolds...
> Robert, <>, the dishonourable, demonic ratsbane, and
> oxherder, guffawed:
>
> > After going through your post several times and reading the articles
> > in the links you provided, I get about 70% of what you're saying. I
> > fully understand the part about my wife accessing my pr0n though....
> >
>
> Getting 70% of it is more than enough if you are aware of the dangers of
the
> scorned wife. But then again, she just might walk in unannounced and your
> death certificate may end up listing severe battery as the cause of your
> death rather than a perving on p0rn induced heart attack.
>
> What you are essentially being told is to create a private key to encrypt
> your documents, then make the admin account the recovery agent for your
> private key, then backup both your keys and the recovery agent key and
> delete the recovery key from the recovery agent account.
>
> The problem with EFS is that even if you delete the recovery agent key
after
> backing it up, if your wife has an admin account, she will still be able
to
> see the names of the files unless you use folder-level permissions, which
> are easily bypassed anyway. So even though you think you might be safe,
she
> can still see that you have files named "Norma ****s & sucks FIVE big
black
> dicks.mpeg", "Chasey Lain takes it up the clacker.mpg", "Tiny Asian beauty
> with huge tits rides mechanical donkey.mpg" or "Brenda takes two huge
dicks
> in each of all three of her holes.mpeg".
>
> The ACDSee viewer, for example, has a filename sequence rename option. You
> can select a list of files and rename them into a sequence of names that
> won't reveal the content. All you have to do then is find an excuse for
> having a directory full of oddly named files with mpg, mpeg and jpg
> extensions. "Oh, they're just files from a broken DVD I'm trying to
recover,
> dear" might work.
>
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>

Robert