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Search: The Web India Abroad Newsletters Sign up today! Article Tools > > Special It takes 14 secs to crack your password Leslie D'Monte May 15, 2006 Over 60,000 mobile phones, 5,838 pocket PCs and 4,973 laptops were left in licensed taxicabs in London last year. These figures by Pointsec, Sweden-based security experts for mobile devices, are alarming since many of these mobile devices can store around 6,000 word documents, 720,000 emails, 360,000 contact details or a staggering 7,200 pictures. Up to one in 10 laptops will be stolen during their lifetime according to one of the law enforcement officers behind www.juststolen.net.

A Symantec report suggests that an ordinary laptop holds content valued at $972,000, and that some could store as much as $8.8 million in commercially-sensitive data and intellectual property. Passwords and firewalls are just not enough. Besides, Windows does provide data encryption facilities but experts question its efficacy. A Gartner study warns that the Windows password can be cracked in as little as 14 seconds. With less than $100, anyone can purchase password-recovery tools on the Internet. Have you ever thought what a thief with access to these details could do? The loss could mean bank account details, personal photos, personal/business contacts, personal/ business emails, personal/business diary, passwords/PIN numbers or corporate information - all of which could cripple you in your personal or professional capacity.

Besides, the Symantec research also reveals that only 42 per cent of companies automatically back up employees' e-mails, where much of this critical data is stored, and 45 per cent leave it to the discretion of individuals. Peter Larsson, CEO of Pointsec Mobile Technologies, says they were able to read seven out of 10 hard-drives bought over the Internet at auctions such as eBay, for less than the cost of a McDonald's meal, all of which had 'supposedly' been 'wiped-clean' or 're-formatted'. 'Antivirus software and firewalls may protect a network, but they don't protect device-stored data,' asserts, Sascha Beyer, VP, Pointsec. If the data on your old hard disk is not encrypted, ensure that you re-format the device at least eight times before you dispose it, or use professional 'wiping-clean' software to erase the data. If the information is very sensitive and you want to ensure that not even the cleverest hacker will ever be able to read the old hard drive, burn it! However, prevention may be better than cure.