At 11.59 25/03/98 +0300, you wrote: >Hi All > >We are curently doing a software project for a customer and we are working >On-Site, we have however reason to suspect that some people are trying to >enter our computers when we are not there (once 1 pc had been opened and not >closed well etc)(Paranoid ? who me :-) > >What we are looking for is some kind of nice simple utility to encrypt our >project directories with source code when we are off-site > >If anyone knows about such a product - preferably shareware, freeware :-) >with a nice tight 128/64 bit encryption it would be great > >TIA > >Peter Neubert >Mauritius > > A small table that can clean up some dubious on crack time: | Budget | Instrument | 40 Bit Key | 56 Bit Key | -----------------|---------|------------|--------------|----------------| simple Hacker | none | PC | 1 week | intractable | | 400 $ | FPGA | 5 hours | 38 years | -----------------|---------|------------|--------------|----------------| Small company | 10000 $ | FPGA | 12 min. | 556 day (5 K$) | -----------------|---------|------------|--------------|----------------| Middle company | 300 K$ | FPGA | 24 sec. | 19 day (5 K$) | | | ASIC | 0,18 sec. | 3 hours (38 $) | -----------------|---------|------------|--------------|----------------| Big Company | 10 M$ | FPGA | 0,7 sec. | 13 hours (5 K$)| | | ASIC | 5 msec. | 6 min. (38 $) | -----------------|---------|------------|--------------|----------------| Government | 300 M$ | ASIC | 0,2 ms | 12 s | -----------------|---------|------------|--------------|----------------| USE ALWAYS >=128 bit keys with a good algorithm (triple-DES, IDEA, SHA, ...) for symmetric key algorithm. USE ALWAYS >=2048 bit keys with pubblic key algorithm (ex. RSA). =================================================== Alboni Giorgio Faenza (Ra) ITALY E-Mail: rac1337@racine.ravenna.it http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/5444 (Last Update: 15/03/1998) ===================================================