I have lost my fucking USB. It's NOT encrypted. Some Mexican has found it in the trash can next to my house and will fucking use it maliciously. Identity theft is fucking coming.
LEARN TO INTO ENCRYPTION. FFS it's so easy but I was always fucking lazy.
If you're paranoid, like ACTUALLY paranoid, diagnosed with it as a mental illness, then fucking encrypt your shit. If you lose something sensitive, you will have a nightmare coping.
I wonder if I'm able to open zips in library computers. I guess that's the closest universal solution but I wish there was (fs) encryption that was natively supported by Windows, Linux and Mac that when inserted just prompted your password and that would be it. Though plugging sensitive data into public computer is a hazard in any case.
Bentley Jones
so don't fucking plug data into public computers
Henry Lopez
Oh shit wow great idea, I wonder why I never thought about it. The issue is that sometimes it's necessary for me to do that, either in the library or in school. The encryption would be for travel, so my files aren't readily available if I lose my USB stick. If the public computer is copying my files, well, there's very little I can realistically do about that in cases where I need to use those computers and use my files on them.
Blake Foster
zip the sensitive data, don't zip stupid shit that needs editing. nobody cares about shit you'd edit in a library
Justin Jackson
I've had this happen once. Lost a drive at university. Some personal shit on it as well. Felt like shit about it but nothing apparently happened and I learned to let go, in the hopes that someone just got a new flash drive and wiped it for personal use. At least most people at uni aren't malicious.
Brody Jenkins
>At least most people at uni aren't malicious. HAHAHAHAHA
William Rodriguez
And in addition, I do use my own laptop as much as possible, but with some proprietary software with strict licenses ans whatnot, I'm sometimes forced to use our school computers. Not that a lot of GIS applications were free or available on Linux. And sometimes I need something important printed so I need to use library computers for that. They don't allow printing over the net from outside computers or directly from the printer. Well obviously I'm not carrying sensitive data that I don't need to use in the first place, everything on the stick would be something I need to use on the computers
Wyatt Gutierrez
I had a 128GB tiny drive on my key chain where about half was partitioned as exFAT with unencrypted, cross-platform files, a bit under half was a LUKS container with autismal encryption, and the last bit was a live boot of Alpine meant to be used to access the encrypted partition.
Then after spending a while setting this shit up I lost the drive before even putting any data on it. YMMV I guess
me neither, fuckwad apparently you live in fantasyland
Zachary Mitchell
Necessary to cope with losing my usb drive.
Nathaniel Perry
How do people lose zip disquettes anyway? Has the concept of pockets not reached America yet?
Grayson Cox
my retarded friend keeps shit in his pants pocket and in his hoodie's pocket that doesn't zip close he keeps losing shit, i wonder why
Kayden Ramirez
this
Brayden Hughes
>filesystem Why would you need an entire fs when you can just encrypt and decrypt files on fly with a ton of software?
Carter Russell
Would be handy if it prompted the password automatically when you plugged it in and your files were ready to use right away.
Ian Scott
I lost a file buddy with a bunch of my dads nudes on it, left it at the public library on accident must have slipped out of my cargo pants side pocket when I was leaving. Never went back there to say the least.
Charles Clark
0w0
Christian Morgan
Jesus christ I can't tell what's real or fake on this board anymore
Fuck that. I just install malware on all my flash drives.
Oliver Bailey
>USB
please tell me people don't actually call flash drives this
Luis Hill
>not wearing cargo pants to keep everything in them >not tapping every pocket every minute to check >not having people thing you're mentally handicapped as you walk down the street tapping >tapping yourself >all the time
GET OUT
Brandon Phillips
>ENCRYPT MY 4GB USB FLASH DRIVE >PUT MY Jow Forums CHARTS AND PRINTS ALL IN >WRITE PASAWORD IN A PAPER >LOSE THE PAPER
i use veracrypt with my 128gb usb drive to keep my downloaded stuff just for safety.
it has two partition, one unecrypted with portable veracrypt so everywhere i go i can use it and the encrypted partition.
Tyler Rogers
Encrypt a full 64 gigabyte flash drive. It takes more than a few days as shite hdd.
Landon Nelson
This, what the fuck are you doing?
William Morris
I thought windows doesn't recognize multi partitioned USB flash drive?
Hunter Perez
>most people at uni aren't malicious. The girl that used to bully me in highschool ended up with me in college, she kept bullying me.
Daniel Hernandez
1. put 7zip portable install (64 and 32 bit versions) on flash drive 2. put sensitive files into encrypted blob 3. ??? 4. profit
David Bailey
Did you like it? Sounds hot.
Adrian Lee
the real problem with this naive approach is data-spillage. for example, if you open some file from your "save" encrypted blob, the text editor may buffer the contents on the disk (or flash drive) somewhere, making it recoverable with testdisk and similar tool. the secure answer is to not handle any sensitive data on public computers, period.
Who the fuck even plugs in a flash drive they found lying somewhere?
Levi Bennett
Actually this I've found 2 flash drives, a phone, and an iPod touch. The flash drives I found on a bench, the phone was sitting at a bus stop (at like 6:45 A.M.) and the iPod for some reason was on the sidewalk like 2 blocks from a mall. I kept them because I didn't know the best way to go about returning them and didn't want to go through the trouble, also I'm an asshole who likes free stuff As soon as I got home I wiped everything on them and didn't even bother to check what was on there Some of my friends who found drives did the same thing Most people really don't care and just want a spare phone/flash drive I found a phone in high school with a girl's nudes on it but had no idea who she was and didn't want to go asking around for who it was. I fappef like twice and then just reset the phone and gave it to my little brother
Ian Myers
You wan actually put Luks+ext4 on an USB drive
Windows won't be able to mount it
With nautilus on gnu/linux il will automatically asks you the password for encryption when you want to mount it In cli: gio mount -d /dev/sdXX
Or you know, not put personal information in a flash drive in the year 2018. Email shit to yourself, cloud, your own private encrypted server that you can log into from anywhere, etc. Idiot.
Austin Walker
>tfw found an sd card full of pictures of people I don't know laying around
Landon Perry
Everybody you god damn meme posting pos.
Colton Thomas
the cloud is my USB you ignorant grandpa
Oliver Moore
I once found my neighbor's phone in local park. It wasn't locked so I copied all his pictures and contacts, and I put animu opening as his ring tone, and I saved a few gay porn videos and pics I couldn't go on his social media accounts and fuck around because there were no passwords.
In the end I put the phone into his mailbox.
Jason Robinson
You're a cunt
Ian Bell
fuck off
Matthew Howard
use 7zip and .7z everything with AES256 then install 7zip on every comp you use.
>666 >777
hmm
Cooper Parker
This needs a reply. Come on user ffs.
Luis Peterson
I don't really know the guy so it's ok.
Brandon Bell
I never use these things except to shuttle files between systems when it's convenient anyway and never use them as more than temporary storage. Anyone keeping anything important on anything but your main system is an idiot.
Dylan Reyes
>a bunch of my dads nudes What?
Austin Sanchez
Surely you made a backup of the pictures, yes? Link where
John Davis
>not just netcatting files through the network
Mason Rodriguez
This makes OP as much of a tard as not encrypting his shit.