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Hello Everyone
I have always thought that a Windows NTFS EFS (for example with 128 bit length encrypted folders (or files) was virtually impossible to crack by anyone (unless fitted with huge amount of computing power, and huge amount of time as well
But I regularly "hear" people telling different methods of recovering encrypted files/folders when having (unfortunately) lost PFX keys (and/or formated and reinstalled their Windows XP OS
These "tips and tricks" are widely spreed over many forums on the internet, and with different tools "downloadable" from the web...
....But then.... where is the truth ? is the Windows NTFS EFS (128 bit or less... or more) really secure ?... or not
thanks for your help
best regard
Alex
I have always thought that a Windows NTFS EFS (for example with 128 bit length encrypted folders (or files) was virtually impossible to crack by anyone (unless fitted with huge amount of computing power, and huge amount of time as well
But I regularly "hear" people telling different methods of recovering encrypted files/folders when having (unfortunately) lost PFX keys (and/or formated and reinstalled their Windows XP OS
These "tips and tricks" are widely spreed over many forums on the internet, and with different tools "downloadable" from the web...
....But then.... where is the truth ? is the Windows NTFS EFS (128 bit or less... or more) really secure ?... or not
thanks for your help
best regard
Alex