Describe how volume encryption helps resist these attack. Is there any attack that volume encryption might make more likely to occur?

1. Hostile users. Does it protect against hostile, logged-in users trying to steal information from other users on the computer?

2. Trojans. Does it protect against data leaking through Trojan horse applications?

3. Trojan crypto. Does it protect against Trojan software embedded in the crypto software? The general answer is NO.

4. External files. Does it protect files that we copy onto removable storage and carry to other computers?

5. Lost control. If attackers take physical control of the computer and physically disassemble it to attack the hard drive, do we have any protection?

6. Theft. This is the ultimate case of lost control. Do our files remain protected?

7. Recycling. When we want to sell, discard, or recycle the drive, do our files remain protected so that a scavenger or new owner cant recover them?