Comments on: Welcome back to the United States. Now let’s see what’s on your laptop http://blog.t1production.com/welcome-back-to-the-united-states-now-lets-see-whats-on-your-laptop blog.t1production.com Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:57:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Redmag3 http://blog.t1production.com/welcome-back-to-the-united-states-now-lets-see-whats-on-your-laptop#comment-3266 Redmag3 Tue, 08 Jul 2008 18:41:50 +0000 http://blog.t1production.com/welcome-back-to-the-united-states-now-lets-see-whats-on-your-laptop#comment-3266 take along a U3 USB HackSaw and let them plug it into a computer, tell them "you copy anything at your own risk." take along a U3 USB HackSaw and let them plug it into a computer, tell them “you copy anything at your own risk.”

]]> By: CVL http://blog.t1production.com/welcome-back-to-the-united-states-now-lets-see-whats-on-your-laptop#comment-3216 CVL Mon, 30 Jun 2008 01:15:14 +0000 http://blog.t1production.com/welcome-back-to-the-united-states-now-lets-see-whats-on-your-laptop#comment-3216 I believe that the so called terrorists are smart enough to put their "e-plan" somewhere on the web before crossing borders and, retrieve it later through some open wifi hotspots. I believe that the so called terrorists are smart enough to put their “e-plan” somewhere on the web before crossing borders and, retrieve it later through some open wifi hotspots.

]]> By: Vlad http://blog.t1production.com/welcome-back-to-the-united-states-now-lets-see-whats-on-your-laptop#comment-3215 Vlad Mon, 30 Jun 2008 00:44:16 +0000 http://blog.t1production.com/welcome-back-to-the-united-states-now-lets-see-whats-on-your-laptop#comment-3215 Do what I do, use TrueCrypt and designate 20 gig of spare drive encrypted, and in that include another 10 gig hidden partition/invisible and use a 45 digit number, letter and maybe a 5 or 6 AScII characters, give them something to hack for the next year or two.. Your personal information, photos, emails, intimate and private things are no need for TSA or other agencies. I guess their IT people get bored and need fresh content to laugh at or spread on the net. I encourage this for everyone. Just in case your laptop gets stolen or lost or such, your corporate, business data does not fall into the wrong hands.. I cannot stress even more if you are handling sensitive data of clients that include credit, social and other medical stuff. Do what I do, use TrueCrypt and designate 20 gig of spare drive encrypted, and in that include another 10 gig hidden partition/invisible and use a 45 digit number, letter and maybe a 5 or 6 AScII characters, give them something to hack for the next year or two..

Your personal information, photos, emails, intimate and private things are no need for TSA or other agencies. I guess their IT people get bored and need fresh content to laugh at or spread on the net. I encourage this for everyone. Just in case your laptop gets stolen or lost or such, your corporate, business data does not fall into the wrong hands.. I cannot stress even more if you are handling sensitive data of clients that include credit, social and other medical stuff.

]]> By: hypatia http://blog.t1production.com/welcome-back-to-the-united-states-now-lets-see-whats-on-your-laptop#comment-3214 hypatia Sun, 29 Jun 2008 20:40:00 +0000 http://blog.t1production.com/welcome-back-to-the-united-states-now-lets-see-whats-on-your-laptop#comment-3214 Downright sad. Computers can hold horribly sensitive information from client information to personal finance passwords. How they can justify these searches is just mind boggling. Downright sad. Computers can hold horribly sensitive information from client information to personal finance passwords. How they can justify these searches is just mind boggling.

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