Comment Won't the military have something to say about it? (Score 4, Insightful) 309
If they are using it so heavily, surely they won't give it up easily, no?
Windows Home Directory Encryption? 121
An anonymous reader writes "Home directory encryption has been available on Linux for a while now, and it is definitely a smart, useful feature as it is not usually necessary to encrypt the entire drive, just the private documents and software profiles in the home directory. Windows is getting better about keeping everything that needs to be private in the user's home folder. Is there a similar solution for Windows to securely, and preferably transparently, encrypt the home directory only? (Preferably open source so that the code is available for peer review)."
Comment Re:The reality... (Score 1) 821
Not quite buddy. The last server version of Windows is Server 2008. Server 2003 did have a desktop equivalent built off the same kernel, which was Windows XP Pro x64. Try again.
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