How about research it yourself before spreading false information about a really amazing tool masked as a question.
Or do you have a competing tool? Let me guess. Someone will ask for an alternative and another will suggest..
Or do you have a competing tool? Let me guess. Someone will ask for an alternative and another will suggest..
This doesn't mean it has a "fundamental flaw that means everything it encrypted is trivial to unlock today."
There has been no evidence to suggest that is true. An NCC Group audit found no significant flaws: https://opencryptoaudit.org/reports/TrueCrypt_Phase_II_NCC_O...
If you are unsure of a fact, you can always do some quick research using your web browser before posting incorrect information in a way that may be misunderstood.