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21 December, 2012 | ArsTechnika - http://arstechnica.com

Cracking PGP, TrueCrypt, and other strong encryption packages just got more affordable, with the release of a $300 package that can pluck decryption keys out of computer memory in certain cases.

21 December, 2012 | SC Magazine AU - http://www.scmagazine.com.au

A Russian forensics outfit has launched a tool to pluck passwords used in Microsoft BitLocker, Symantec PGP whole disk encryption and TrueCrypt. Decryption keys were extracted from the software when encrypted volumes were mounted, including when the Windows machines were powered off.

21 December, 2012 | HOTforSecurity - http://www.hotforsecurity.com

With more and more sensitive data on mobile devices, software encryption has witnessed quite a boom in recent years. Backed by independent developers (such as TrueCrypt) or built into the operating system directly (BitLocker), software encryption managed to keep data away from prying eyes. Until now. Russian data recovery specialist Elcomsoft, announced immediate availability for their Elcomsoft Forensic Disk Decryptor, software that can unlock information stored in disks and volumes encrypted by BitLocker, PGP or TrueCrypt. While these data containers are virtually unbreakable without the password used at encryption time, they can be easily decrypted using an unconventional approach: retrieving the key from the system memory.

21 December, 2012 | One Citizen Speaking... - http://www.onecitizenspeaking.com/

Elcomsoft, a Russian company has now provided the world with a new utility to allow the examination of encrypted disks protected with BitLocker, PGP and TrueCrypt. For those who do not remember, Elcomsoft was the first company charged by the United States Government with violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act for publishing the workarounds to crack Adobe’s pathetic PDF security. The presenter, Dmitry Sklyarov, was arrested by the U.S. authorities and held without bail – causing a major uprising in the tech community. (Full disclosure: I was involved in the case and presented live code examples to the FBI that there was a legitimate and fair use case to be made for Elcomsoft’s products under the DMCA.) And I was just as outraged over the jailing of Dimity as the rest of the tech community. To allow Adobe to continue the fiction that their products were safe and secure for use in the financial industry was a breach of faith and trust.

20 December, 2012 | Хакер - http://www.xakep.ru/

Компания «Элкомсофт» выпустила программу Elcomsoft Forensic Disk Decryptor, которая предназначена для криминалистической экспертизы криптоконтейнеров BitLocker, PGP и TrueCrypt. Поддерживаются как фиксированные, так и портативные носители, включая PGP в режиме шифрования всего диска, а также съёмные диски, защищённые с помощью BitLocker To Go. С помощью Elcomsoft Forensic Disk Decryptor можно как полностью расшифровать содержимое защищённого тома, так и работать в реальном времени с подключением зашифрованных томов и расшифровкой выбранных данных «на лету».

20 December, 2012 | Golem.de - http://www.golem.de/

Mittels Speicherabbildern will Elcomsoft verschlüsselte Container entschlüsseln. Bei Daten, die mit Bitlocker, PGP oder Truecrypt kodiert sind, soll das möglich sein. Dazu sind jedoch einige Voraussetzungen zu erfüllen.

20 December, 2012 | TheRegister - http://www.theregister.co.uk/

ElcomSoft has built a utility that forages for encryption keys in snapshots of a PC's memory to decrypt PGP and TrueCrypt-protected data. Forensic Disk Decryptor attempts to unlock information stored in disks and volumes encrypted by BitLocker, PGP or TrueCrypt. The tool is designed for criminal investigators, IT security bods and forensic specialists. PGP and TrueCrypt set the industry standard for whole-disk or partition encryption.

20 December, 2012 | TheNextWeb - http://thenextweb.com/

Russian firm ElcomSoft on Thursday announced the release of Elcomsoft Forensic Disk Decryptor (EFDD), a new forensic tool that can reportedly access information stored in disks and volumes encrypted with desktop and portable versions of BitLocker, PGP, and TrueCrypt. EFDD runs on all 32-bit and 64-bit editions of Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7, as well as Windows 2003 and Windows Server 2008. The price tag isn’t outrageous, but EFDD will still set you back a solid $299.

20 December, 2012 | InformationWeek Security - http://www.informationweek.com/

The software from ElcomSoft -- a Russian provider of encryption-cracking software and other digital forensic tools -- accomplishes the feat not by cracking the containers themselves, but rather by exploiting the fact that once the containers are accessed, the decryption passwords get stored in computer memory. The software is designed to be used by digital forensic investigators -- for example, when investigating suspected insider theft incidents.

20 December, 2012 | Help Net Security - http://www.net-security.org

The complete decryption mode provides full, unrestricted forensic access to all information stored on encrypted volumes. Alternatively, by mounting encrypted containers as drive letters, investigators gain immediate, real-time access to protected volumes. In real-time mode, information read from encrypted containers is decrypted on-the-fly. The software offers true zero-footprint operation with no alterations or modifications to original content ever.