Rohos comes recommended, bringing some smooth and easy security. You're stuck with 2 gig volumes, but that's fine for Kitchen Sink; most external devices run the FAT32 filesystem, which has problems with files larger than 2 gigs.
Additionally, I'm going to start testing FreeOTFE, as it doesn't require admin rights, unlike my TrueCrypt Howto.
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i sent you a message on PW with an Autoit Script for Kitchen Sink did you get it?
-guinness
i have it on my usb drive but never use it, the only difference i can see is there is an explorer like the redundant tcexplorer, seems you still need admin rights if you want to run as a virtual drive
-guinness
I did -- replying ...
> seems you still need admin rights
Yeah, OTFE is looking SO much better right now.
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