TURAYA.Crypt Device Encryptor
Turaya.Crypt is a device encryption system and provides user-transparent encryption of commonly used storage devices such as hard disks and USB memory sticks.
In contrast to common hard-disk encryption systems, Turaya is resistant to almost arbitrary threads caused by worms, viruses and trojaner horses.
Three operation modes have been implemented to various application scenarios:P>
- Single-user mode with pre-boot authentication: The user is asked to enter a password at boot time. The password is directly passed on to the encryption module before the legacy (untrusted) OS is booted. This operation mode is designed for road-warriors who usually need full, transparent encryption of a notebook's hard disk.
- Single-user mode with just-in-time authentication (Trusted GUI support): The user is asked to enter a password at time of resource access. The Trusted GUI strongly isolates the authentication dialog from the legacy OS which is running in a separate window. This operation mode has been developed for removable media (e.g., USB memory sticks, CD/DVD media).
- Multi-user mode that enables centralized administration (Trusted GUI support): Administrators are able to add/delete users or resources (i.e. physical storage devices). They grant or revoke access rights to resources and can change user passwords in case of a password loss. This operation mode is useful when multiple users share a workstation and its resources.
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Requirements [PDF] |
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This document contains the requirements specification of the Turaya.Crypt demonstrator. |
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Analysis [PDF] |
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This document povides a brief description of the employed architecture and the underlying analysis model. |
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Design [PDF] |
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This document describes the design specification of the Turaya-based security service. It contains the design specification, the design model, and the deployment model of the Turaya.Crypt Device Encryptor. |