This article will show you how to dual boot multiple operating systems on the same storage device with different passwords using Diskcryptor:

Example of the above scenario:

So you thought it was enough just to encrypt your hardrive? You might have been thinking that there were probably way's that people can access an encrypted hardrive. I will explain ways an adversary might use to gain access to an encrypted hardrive.

If you do not want prying eyes to view your computer information or tamper with your computer such as infecting it with a virus, you can make the information on your hardrive unreadable, meaning if someone where to try to access the information, they can not because your computer will interpret the information on your hardrive to be random garble and will not start up.

An image of your hardrive are all your files on your computer packed into one large file. If something were to happen to your computer, for example a blue screen of death, or your computer becomes infected with spyware, malware or virus's, you may come to the point where you have no other option but to start from scratch. You are left with a time consuming job which involves re-installing a fresh copy of your operating system, including all the other programs you use, not to mention updating the operating system. Making an image of a hardrive will take you back to the time when you made the image, this process can cut the time it takes to get back on your feet in half. In this article I will explain how to do this, without having to pay a cent for software.

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This will be the first of many blogs to follow, mainly on whatever comes to mind, hope you find the information useful.