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ZuluCrypt - johnathon - 04-02-2017

Hiya... I made this PDF file for a friend and I figured why not share it on here....

https://cryptoden.pw/downloads/ZuluCryptTutorial.pdf

If you could give me feedback that'd be great Smile.


RE: ZuluCrypt - Bish0pQ - 04-02-2017

That looks good man, the tutorial isn't that big, it's detailed enough with very nice formatting! Thank you a lot for sharing this, I appreciate it!


RE: ZuluCrypt - johnathon - 04-02-2017

Thanks Smile
(04-02-2017, 12:59 PM)Bish0pQ Wrote: That looks good man, the tutorial isn't that big, it's detailed enough with very nice formatting! Thank you a lot for sharing this, I appreciate it!



RE: ZuluCrypt - Mr.Kurd - 04-02-2017

What is that tool?!
And Thank a book...


RE: ZuluCrypt - zorrophreak - 04-02-2017

Hm, never heard of this. Seems like a cool encryption software. I'll be sure to give this a read and check it out. Thanks!


RE: ZuluCrypt - johnathon - 04-10-2017

If anyone has any specific nominees for my next tutorial please let me know.


RE: ZuluCrypt - mothered - 04-10-2017

This Is very much similar to VeraCrypt.

On all my externals (HDDs and USB sticks), I'm running BitLocker encryption together with an encrypted volume via VeraCrypt- whereby all files are stored In the encrypted volume Itself. Even though BitLocker's default 128-Bit AES encryption Is good enough, for added security, I Increased It's cipher strength to 256-Bit via the Group Policy Editor. If an unauthorized user wishes to access the files, they'll need to crack "both" encryptions. Good luck with that.

On topic here, I thoroughly enjoyed reading your tutorial. Simplistic, easy to follow and very well documented.
A job well done.


RE: ZuluCrypt - johnathon - 04-10-2017

Thanks for the feedback Smile. Yea, it's basically a front end for Veracrypt, Truecrypt, and Cryptsetup.

(04-10-2017, 07:34 AM)mothered Wrote: This Is very much similar to VeraCrypt.

On all my externals (HDDs and USB sticks), I'm running BitLocker encryption together with an encrypted volume via VeraCrypt- whereby all files are stored In the encrypted volume Itself. Even though BitLocker's default 128-Bit AES encryption Is good enough, for added security, I Increased It's cipher strength to 256-Bit via the Group Policy Editor. If an unauthorized user wishes to access the files, they'll need to crack "both" encryptions. Good luck with that.

On topic here, I thoroughly enjoyed reading your tutorial. Simplistic, easy to follow and very well documented.
A job well done.



RE: ZuluCrypt - Blink - 04-10-2017

This seems useful, thanks for the share.


RE: ZuluCrypt - mothered - 04-11-2017

(04-10-2017, 03:39 PM)johnathon Wrote: Thanks for the feedback Smile.  Yea, it's basically a front end for Veracrypt, Truecrypt, and Cryptsetup.

You're most welcome.

And thank you once again for a great tutorial.