Does /g/ use encryption? Why or why not?

I use encryption to browse 4chan because I don't want other people to intercept my shitposts and change their content.

I use encryption for workdata mostly

Phone and laptop are encrypted for my job (healthcare)

>>57800864
Yes of course. /Home, /var, and /swap are encrypted, along with any other files that have sensitive data.

I don't have any CP to hide so no.

>>57802395
Look at this loser who only keeps cp that is not worth hiding.

>>57802428
Got something to hide pedo?

>>57800864
I made 3 programs for encryption
ones a client/server chat program using RSA
one encrypts a certain set of folders using RSA
one encrypts all my personal files and program files 10 times using a different randomly generated RSA key each time then deletes the data and the keys

File: 1477837013389.jpg (140KB, 793x985px) Image search: [Google]

140KB, 793x985px

>>57803197
>RSA

>>57803197
All of those sound terrible.

>>57803218
what's wrong with it?
>>57803223
they are

Yeah dm-crypt on my laptop

>>57803237
>using RSA
>2016
>Not using ECC
lol'ing your life senpai

>>57803237
Not the same guy, but Asymetric encryption isn't very good for bulk encryption for reason like Key generation since the modulus needs to be 2048 bits just for 112 bits of security. ECC dsa is more efficient, but I still would use a symmetric cipher like AES or Serpent over any of them for those type of applications.

>>57800864
>Does /g/ use encryption? Why or why not?
Twofish-256 on all my storage devices
The only unencrypted drive is an external HDD with films and music

File: CxUazgwXcAA8Hwd.jpg (147KB, 936x1027px) Image search: [Google]

147KB, 936x1027px

>>57800864
>listening to bossa nova

listen to some real music

File: room_by_the_sea.jpg (151KB, 1000x734px) Image search: [Google]

151KB, 1000x734px

Yes, I use

twofish-xts-plain64

on all my drives. Remember to avoid ALL NIST ciphers.

Yes. If ever my phone gets stolen or lost I have some peace of mind that my identity is safe.

>>57803410
What is real music?

File: UXo4xy.jpg (143KB, 1600x1600px) Image search: [Google]

143KB, 1600x1600px

>>57803476

>>57803197
RSA is botnet, anon

>>57803197
Asymmetric encryption is for small data. If you wanna encrypt conversations and files you should use symmetric ciphers.
With RSA you can encrypt the key used for a symmetric cipher.

File: serveimage(2).jpg (773KB, 1024x1017px) Image search: [Google]

773KB, 1024x1017px

>>57803410
Fuck off Bossa Nova is great.

Getz/Gilberto is homosexual tier though

>>57802395
What it someone breaks in and steals your computer? You don't want thieves watching all your home made pegging videos do you?

>>57803377
I guess I could make it use rsa (since it's already done) > ECC dsa > aes

I don't have a reason to, but that doesn't no mean others shouldn't.
I imagine stuff like business secrets are a great reason to use encryption.

>>57803790
I have nothing to hide. Stop projecting your insecurities on me, loser.

>>57804527
If you want multiple layered encryption, I would still recommend keeping to symmetric, although honestly you do have more leeway with cipher choices as long as one is good. However, consider key management becomes exponentially more complicated.

>>57800864
No, I hacked my bank's website to serve me plain HTTP so that I could do my banking without looking like I've something to hide.

File: 1474225715209.png (212KB, 367x506px) Image search: [Google]

212KB, 367x506px

>>57804578
>Normie and proud

>>57804578
If you truly have nothing to hide, please post your social security number and bank account information. Oh, you won't? Then you have something to hide, retard.

>>57805222

Show me the warrant, CIA nigger.

ITT: increasingly nervous encryptards

File: baitrick.jpg (13KB, 308x308px) Image search: [Google]

13KB, 308x308px

>>57805244

File: jej.jpg (14KB, 358x358px) Image search: [Google]

14KB, 358x358px

>>57805182

>>57800864
getz/gilberto is the shit, nice one

and yeah I use disk encryption, why not?

>>57805222
are you retarded my friend

if you are a 1337 h4xx0r then that's cool, but not all of us are

>>57805222
What you're offering in return? Nothing? Then fuck off.