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encfs, a user-space encrypted file system that runs on top of FUSE.

To use it, just type: $ encfs ~/.encryptedstorage ~/secure

And follow the directions. You then will have a ~/secure directory where you can stash all the material that you would not want to become public if you were to lose your laptop.

A very simple way to have a encrypted place, for your next trip to the US.

You can’t call a system secure unless it’s really secure.

S3 isn't secure.

Using Caja, web apps can safely allow scripts in third party content.

How close is this from Douglas Crockford will of mashup platform?

The greatest long term security threat isn't hackers. It's the perpetuation of the braindead 8-16 character password length limitation, and the idea that passwords are single words.