Tao of Mac
  • Created

    Jan 01 2007, 12:29

  • Updated

    Jan 23 2011, 00:00

  • By

    Rui Carmo

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Apple's Mac OS X home directory encryption solution, which has become a much more useful full-disk encryption solution in 10.7.

Resources:

  • Presentation of an analysis of version 1's workings and other goodies.

See Also

How to Switch to the MacTime MachineMac OS X Lion ReviewDell Inspiron Mini 9
For Future ReferenceOn The CuspAbout the Mac OS X 10.5.6 UpdateIn the meantime
Mac OS X 10.5.2 UpdateThe Silver Surfer10.5.2 to add Remote Backup, Translucent menubar optionKeynotes
New Year CrashesThe Utter Asinine Stupidity Of Mail.app's Sudden Bouts Of Password AmnesiaA Month Of Seeing SpotsSo, this is a better Mail.app?
The Cat With Nine LivesThe StealthBookThe Sharper EdgeMac OS X
AppleStripe ThreeArsTechnica on Panther
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