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On Jan 9, 10:30 pm, hulahoop hotmail.com> wrote:

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Every Full disk encryption program I tried only encrypts/decrypts the
first (boot) disk at boot time.
Drivecrypt Plus Pack can encrypt/decrypt other disks but you can only
"mount" them in the application in Windows. They're not "mounted" at
boot time like the first disk.

Is there a FDE program able to encrypt/decrypt multiple disks at boot
time?

In article <1974fce7-6$84304-675fb7dd@news.sonic.net>,
"Michael Snyder" socmen.org> wrote:

That there is a simple mathematical solution that just collapses RSA
encryption as a security scheme is the answer that was supposedly
impossible based on the supposed expertise of some people I see as con
artists.

That brings us to a dangerous situation as some of you are part of the
con and some are you just dupes with the bulk of the world.

While the people who managed the con are still considered the experts
which is why they sit quietly despite my notifications and which is
why I include other mathematicians, especially grad students, with
those notifications.

If necessary I can figure out an algorithm and break them directly, so
they don't have the option that worked for them before against my past
research.

Now then, if you are a con artist known as a distinguished mathematics
professor, say, at Harvard University, or Princeton and now you are
looking at a complete melt-down of all you worked to steal from the
world, what would you do?

I actually need answers as I'm not sure what they will do and that
makes this the scary, dangerous part:

It has finally occurred to me that some of you may not understand what
I thought was a basic math point, so this post is to check, with a
simple math test:

Given a composite T, and z^2 = y^2 + T, if you have a prime p nad z
mod p, for a non-
trivial factorization of T, where p>sqrt(T), can you then directly
factor T?

My guess is that some of you do not realize that the answer is: yes.

Because if the answer is yes, I have equations that GIVE you z mod p.

Of course, some of you may realize that and just assume that finding z
mod p is difficult if the composite T is large, but if you look at the
equations, it's not.

So if you assume that still, or rely on it, then you are just going
with belief, and the mathematics trumps your belief.

If you know all those things already, and STILL are sitting back, then
you are relying on politics and supposing that somehow, someway
powerful people out there will protect against this new knowledge, and
you are willing to try and forget it...

James Harris