Crypted image or just a crypted password?
H!
I generally use a pretty long password while making an image with Acronis True Image 2014 (since 2008). The encrypting algorithm is normally AES 128 or more.
Question is: Is just the password AES-protected or is the whole image I made?
If only the password is AES-protected, how easy is to access the data in the password protected image (reading raw data using Linux or else), i.e. in the case I lost the password? Is there a master password or can it be reset by Acronis?
Can someone help?
Greetz,
OT


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Hi Pat!
Thanks for clearing this up.
Would be helpful to have something certain from the official site, if it really like you said: the whole file is encrypted and which algorithm is used.
We have archives stored with password (12 characters), that are shipped from one location to the central (low wire connection). If it get's lost on the way, it's bad, but we have to make sure, that others wit ATI can not open or access the data.
Greeting,
OT
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