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> But later, when I mounted it once again, cryptkeeper said the password is wrong (though, I 100% know, it's true!).

Is it a vulnerability if the product wasn't even working in the first place?

What if you create a folder, encrypt it, and then never bother to mount it again? You'd think it's safe when it isn't.

Also if you create a folder, encrypt it, and then are completely unable to re-mount it because it says the password is wrong.

He figured out from the source code that the password was "p", but for many people it'd just mean important data lost.

Then you're screwed fucked because you don't know how to decrypt your own data.

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