Subj : Re: Hidden Secure Data Transfer
To   : warmfuzzy
From : poindexter FORTRAN
Date : Thu Sep 04 2025 08:10:35

-=> warmfuzzy wrote to All <=-


 wa> Another layer of security would be using VeraCrypt to encrypt the whole
 wa> microSD cards entire file systems with its AES-256 crypto.  By using
 wa> VeraCrypt to secure the entire chips it would appear to be completely
 wa> random data on there, and since it is done without a standard file
 wa> system there is no forensic way to determine how many items, if any
 wa> items at all, are on that chip, except that there is PRNG data for
 wa> whatever reason on it.

 You just have to make sure you mark them inconspicuously as WDE drives,
 otherwise you might insert it, see the "uninitialized disk, FORMAT
 NOW?" message and hit Y. Don't ask me how I know.

 I think ordering a specific brand for crypt work might be subtle but
 apparent to you.

 On encrypted hard drives, I usually write BAD SECTORS or the name of a
 virus on it.

 Oh, crap, I suppose I need to find another code now.

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  This could be excused by saying that the chip
 wa> was securely deleted, which would produce the same look in examining
 wa> the results.  So there is plausible deny-ability, and using hidden
 wa> volumes, a feature of VeraCrypt, it is possible to have yet another
 wa> level of plausible deny-ability.

 wa> This is the most elite file storage device using commericial-grade
 wa> technology ever released to the public, and anyone can do it, even you.
 wa>  Just don't be Evil.

 wa> Cheers!
 wa> -warmfuzzy

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