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Encrypt ENTIRE Hard drive w/reliable software (must implement 8192 or 16384 bit encryption)

Asked by T-Snipez in Windows Network Security, Encryption for Network Security

Tags: encryption, bit, 16384, 8192, drive

~Welcome Experts

I'm just looking for an encryption program that will encrypt an entire hard drive - but here's the catch:  this program must implement 8192 bit or 16384 bit encryption on-the-fly.  The algorithm itself whether it is blowfish, aes, etc. I'm very willing to be flexible with - but  8192 or 16384 bit is mandatory.  

I'm looking forward to responses on this one and am excited to see what software options are available out there.  Please be respectful and stick to the subject when posting to this question and avoid unnecessary (possibly nagging) comments.

Thank you again for viewing this question and I wish you the best of luck!

T-Snipez

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