Changeset 499
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- 11/10/2008 1:40:18 PM (5 years ago)
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- branches/eraser6/Eraser
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Strings.NL.resx (modified) (4 diffs)
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Strings.en.resx (modified) (4 diffs)
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Strings.resx (modified) (4 diffs)
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branches/eraser6/Eraser/Strings.NL.resx
r482 r499 118 118 <value>System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089</value> 119 119 </resheader> 120 <data name=" The Gutmann method used for overwriting is based on Peter Gutmann's paper \"Secure Deletion of Data from Magnetic and Solid-State Memory\".\nThe Schneier 7-pass method is based on Bruce Schneier's algorithm using a Random Number Generator to wipe with random data.\nThe DoD 3-, 7- and N-pass method is based on the US Department of Defense's \"National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual.\n\nAll the methods are selected to effectively remove magnetic remnants from the drive in a secure and easy way.\n\nEraser Development Team:\n\u2022 Garrett Trant: Mentor/Researcher\n\u2022 Joel Low: Developer Lead\n\u2022 Dennis van Lith: Designer\n\u2022 Kasra Nasiri: Developer\n" xml:space="preserve">120 <data name="Eraser is an advanced security tool for Windows, which allows you to completely remove sensitive data from your hard drive by overwriting it several times with carefully selected patterns. Eraser is Free software and its source code is released under GNU General Public License.\r\n\r\nErasure Method Credits:\r\nGutmann (35 Pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nGutmann Lite (10 pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nUS DoD (7 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS DoD (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Air Force 5020 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Army AR380-19 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nRCMP TSSIT OPS-II (7 pass): Copyright Government of Canada,\r\n Royal Canadian Mounted Police\r\nSchneier�s Method (7 pass): Copyright Bruce Schneier\r\nGerman VSITR (7 pass): Copyright Germany BSI Verschlusssachen\r\n -IT-Richtlinien\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (3 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (1 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nRussian GOST P50739-95 (2 pass): Copyright Government of the Soviet\r\n Union \r\nPseudorandom data (1 pass): Public Domain\r\nFirst/Last 16Kb: Copyright The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Copyright \u00A9 The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Project Members:\r\n\u2022 Sami Tolvanen: Initiator/Developer\r\n\u2022 Garrett Trant: Mentor/Researcher\r\n\u2022 Joel Low: Lead Developer\r\n\u2022 Dennis van Lith: Designer\r\n\u2022 Kasra Nasiri: Security Researcher" xml:space="preserve"> 121 121 <value>(Untranslated)</value> 122 122 </data> … … 157 157 <value>{0} van {1}</value> 158 158 </data> 159 <data name="{0:hh:mm:ss} left" xml:space="preserve"> 159 <data name="About {0:hh:mm:ss} left" xml:space="preserve"> 160 <value>(Untranslated)</value> 161 </data> 162 <data name="Unknown" xml:space="preserve"> 160 163 <value>(Untranslated)</value> 161 164 </data> … … 220 223 <value>(Untranslated)</value> 221 224 </data> 225 <data name="The new UI language will take only effect when Eraser is restarted." xml:space="preserve"> 226 <value>(Untranslated)</value> 227 </data> 222 228 <data name="The new randomness data source will only be used when the next task is run.\nCurrently running tasks will use the old source." xml:space="preserve"> 223 229 <value>(Untranslated)</value> … … 232 238 <value>Foutieve folder</value> 233 239 </data> 240 <data name="(default)" xml:space="preserve"> 241 <value>(Untranslated)</value> 242 </data> 234 243 <data name="The task has no data to erase." xml:space="preserve"> 235 244 <value>De taak heeft geen data om te wissen.</value> -
branches/eraser6/Eraser/Strings.en.resx
r482 r499 118 118 <value>System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089</value> 119 119 </resheader> 120 <data name=" The Gutmann method used for overwriting is based on Peter Gutmann's paper \"Secure Deletion of Data from Magnetic and Solid-State Memory\".\nThe Schneier 7-pass method is based on Bruce Schneier's algorithm using a Random Number Generator to wipe with random data.\nThe DoD 3-, 7- and N-pass method is based on the US Department of Defense's \"National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual.\n\nAll the methods are selected to effectively remove magnetic remnants from the drive in a secure and easy way.\n\nEraser Development Team:\n\u2022 Garrett Trant: Mentor/Researcher\n\u2022 Joel Low: Developer Lead\n\u2022 Dennis van Lith: Designer\n\u2022 Kasra Nasiri: Developer\n" xml:space="preserve">121 <value> (Untranslated)</value>120 <data name="Eraser is an advanced security tool for Windows, which allows you to completely remove sensitive data from your hard drive by overwriting it several times with carefully selected patterns. Eraser is Free software and its source code is released under GNU General Public License.\r\n\r\nErasure Method Credits:\r\nGutmann (35 Pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nGutmann Lite (10 pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nUS DoD (7 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS DoD (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Air Force 5020 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Army AR380-19 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nRCMP TSSIT OPS-II (7 pass): Copyright Government of Canada,\r\n Royal Canadian Mounted Police\r\nSchneier�s Method (7 pass): Copyright Bruce Schneier\r\nGerman VSITR (7 pass): Copyright Germany BSI Verschlusssachen\r\n -IT-Richtlinien\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (3 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (1 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nRussian GOST P50739-95 (2 pass): Copyright Government of the Soviet\r\n Union \r\nPseudorandom data (1 pass): Public Domain\r\nFirst/Last 16Kb: Copyright The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Copyright \u00A9 The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Project Members:\r\n\u2022 Sami Tolvanen: Initiator/Developer\r\n\u2022 Garrett Trant: Mentor/Researcher\r\n\u2022 Joel Low: Lead Developer\r\n\u2022 Dennis van Lith: Designer\r\n\u2022 Kasra Nasiri: Security Researcher" xml:space="preserve"> 121 <value>Eraser is an advanced security tool for Windows, which allows you to completely remove sensitive data from your hard drive by overwriting it several times with carefully selected patterns. Eraser is Free software and its source code is released under GNU General Public License.\r\n\r\nErasure Method Credits:\r\nGutmann (35 Pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nGutmann Lite (10 pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nUS DoD (7 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS DoD (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Air Force 5020 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Army AR380-19 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nRCMP TSSIT OPS-II (7 pass): Copyright Government of Canada,\r\n Royal Canadian Mounted Police\r\nSchneier�s Method (7 pass): Copyright Bruce Schneier\r\nGerman VSITR (7 pass): Copyright Germany BSI Verschlusssachen\r\n -IT-Richtlinien\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (3 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (1 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nRussian GOST P50739-95 (2 pass): Copyright Government of the Soviet\r\n Union \r\nPseudorandom data (1 pass): Public Domain\r\nFirst/Last 16Kb: Copyright The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Copyright \u00A9 The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Project Members:\r\n\u2022 Sami Tolvanen: Initiator/Developer\r\n\u2022 Garrett Trant: Mentor/Researcher\r\n\u2022 Joel Low: Lead Developer\r\n\u2022 Dennis van Lith: Designer\r\n\u2022 Kasra Nasiri: Security Researcher</value> 122 122 </data> 123 123 <data name="Eraser" xml:space="preserve"> … … 157 157 <value>{0} out of {1}</value> 158 158 </data> 159 <data name="{0:hh:mm:ss} left" xml:space="preserve"> 160 <value>{0:hh:mm:ss} left</value> 159 <data name="About {0:hh:mm:ss} left" xml:space="preserve"> 160 <value>About {0:hh:mm:ss} left</value> 161 </data> 162 <data name="Unknown" xml:space="preserve"> 163 <value>Unknown</value> 161 164 </data> 162 165 <data name="Total: {0,2:#0.00%}" xml:space="preserve"> … … 220 223 <value>Erasures with plausible deniability was selected, but no files were selected to be used as decoys.</value> 221 224 </data> 225 <data name="The new UI language will take only effect when Eraser is restarted." xml:space="preserve"> 226 <value>The new UI language will take only effect when Eraser is restarted.</value> 227 </data> 222 228 <data name="The new randomness data source will only be used when the next task is run.\nCurrently running tasks will use the old source." xml:space="preserve"> 223 229 <value>The new randomness data source will only be used when the next task is run.\nCurrently running tasks will use the old source.</value> … … 232 238 <value>Invalid folder path</value> 233 239 </data> 240 <data name="(default)" xml:space="preserve"> 241 <value>(default)</value> 242 </data> 234 243 <data name="The task has no data to erase." xml:space="preserve"> 235 244 <value>The task has no data to erase.</value> -
branches/eraser6/Eraser/Strings.resx
r482 r499 118 118 <value>System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089</value> 119 119 </resheader> 120 <data name=" The Gutmann method used for overwriting is based on Peter Gutmann's paper \"Secure Deletion of Data from Magnetic and Solid-State Memory\".\nThe Schneier 7-pass method is based on Bruce Schneier's algorithm using a Random Number Generator to wipe with random data.\nThe DoD 3-, 7- and N-pass method is based on the US Department of Defense's \"National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual.\n\nAll the methods are selected to effectively remove magnetic remnants from the drive in a secure and easy way.\n\nEraser Development Team:\n\u2022 Garrett Trant: Mentor/Researcher\n\u2022 Joel Low: Developer Lead\n\u2022 Dennis van Lith: Designer\n\u2022 Kasra Nasiri: Developer\n" xml:space="preserve">121 <value> The Gutmann method used for overwriting is based on Peter Gutmann's paper \"Secure Deletion of Data from Magnetic and Solid-State Memory\".\nThe Schneier 7-pass method is based on Bruce Schneier's algorithm using a Random Number Generator to wipe with random data.\nThe DoD 3-, 7- and N-pass method is based on the US Department of Defense's \"National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual.\n\nAll the methods are selected to effectively remove magnetic remnants from the drive in a secure and easy way.\n\nEraser Development Team:\n\u2022 Garrett Trant: Mentor/Researcher\n\u2022 Joel Low: Developer Lead\n\u2022 Dennis van Lith: Designer\n\u2022 Kasra Nasiri: Developer\n</value>120 <data name="Eraser is an advanced security tool for Windows, which allows you to completely remove sensitive data from your hard drive by overwriting it several times with carefully selected patterns. Eraser is Free software and its source code is released under GNU General Public License.\r\n\r\nErasure Method Credits:\r\nGutmann (35 Pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nGutmann Lite (10 pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nUS DoD (7 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS DoD (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Air Force 5020 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Army AR380-19 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nRCMP TSSIT OPS-II (7 pass): Copyright Government of Canada,\r\n Royal Canadian Mounted Police\r\nSchneier�s Method (7 pass): Copyright Bruce Schneier\r\nGerman VSITR (7 pass): Copyright Germany BSI Verschlusssachen\r\n -IT-Richtlinien\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (3 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (1 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nRussian GOST P50739-95 (2 pass): Copyright Government of the Soviet\r\n Union \r\nPseudorandom data (1 pass): Public Domain\r\nFirst/Last 16Kb: Copyright The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Copyright \u00A9 The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Project Members:\r\n\u2022 Sami Tolvanen: Initiator/Developer\r\n\u2022 Garrett Trant: Mentor/Researcher\r\n\u2022 Joel Low: Lead Developer\r\n\u2022 Dennis van Lith: Designer\r\n\u2022 Kasra Nasiri: Security Researcher" xml:space="preserve"> 121 <value>Eraser is an advanced security tool for Windows, which allows you to completely remove sensitive data from your hard drive by overwriting it several times with carefully selected patterns. Eraser is Free software and its source code is released under GNU General Public License.\r\n\r\nErasure Method Credits:\r\nGutmann (35 Pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nGutmann Lite (10 pass): Copyright Peter Gutmann & Colin Plumb\r\nUS DoD (7 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS DoD (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Air Force 5020 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nUS Army AR380-19 (3 pass): Copyright United States Department of\r\n Defense\r\nRCMP TSSIT OPS-II (7 pass): Copyright Government of Canada,\r\n Royal Canadian Mounted Police\r\nSchneier�s Method (7 pass): Copyright Bruce Schneier\r\nGerman VSITR (7 pass): Copyright Germany BSI Verschlusssachen\r\n -IT-Richtlinien\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (3 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nBritish HMG IS5 (1 pass): Copyright British Government\r\nRussian GOST P50739-95 (2 pass): Copyright Government of the Soviet\r\n Union \r\nPseudorandom data (1 pass): Public Domain\r\nFirst/Last 16Kb: Copyright The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Copyright \u00A9 The Eraser Project\r\n\r\nEraser Project Members:\r\n\u2022 Sami Tolvanen: Initiator/Developer\r\n\u2022 Garrett Trant: Mentor/Researcher\r\n\u2022 Joel Low: Lead Developer\r\n\u2022 Dennis van Lith: Designer\r\n\u2022 Kasra Nasiri: Security Researcher</value> 122 122 </data> 123 123 <data name="Eraser" xml:space="preserve"> … … 157 157 <value>{0} out of {1}</value> 158 158 </data> 159 <data name="{0:hh:mm:ss} left" xml:space="preserve"> 160 <value>{0:hh:mm:ss} left</value> 159 <data name="About {0:hh:mm:ss} left" xml:space="preserve"> 160 <value>About {0:hh:mm:ss} left</value> 161 </data> 162 <data name="Unknown" xml:space="preserve"> 163 <value>Unknown</value> 161 164 </data> 162 165 <data name="Total: {0,2:#0.00%}" xml:space="preserve"> … … 220 223 <value>Erasures with plausible deniability was selected, but no files were selected to be used as decoys.</value> 221 224 </data> 225 <data name="The new UI language will take only effect when Eraser is restarted." xml:space="preserve"> 226 <value>The new UI language will take only effect when Eraser is restarted.</value> 227 </data> 222 228 <data name="The new randomness data source will only be used when the next task is run.\nCurrently running tasks will use the old source." xml:space="preserve"> 223 229 <value>The new randomness data source will only be used when the next task is run.\nCurrently running tasks will use the old source.</value> … … 232 238 <value>Invalid folder path</value> 233 239 </data> 240 <data name="(default)" xml:space="preserve"> 241 <value>(default)</value> 242 </data> 234 243 <data name="The task has no data to erase." xml:space="preserve"> 235 244 <value>The task has no data to erase.</value>
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