But either way both truecrypt and veracrypt were independently audited and no major flaws were found. Not sure when the last veracrypt audit was done.
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But either way both truecrypt and veracrypt were independently audited and no major flaws were found. Not sure when the last veracrypt audit was done.
But back to your question, truecrypt was professionally audited and deemed “secure”, some issues were found but none that were back doors or significant. Shortly after(might have even been during) the audit truecrypt deleted all old versions and posted a weird message telling people to use bitlocker.
After some time veracrypt picked up the torch and has continued developing what was truecrypt.
He directly acknowledges that this post is about the canary disappearing and doesn’t immediately explain why. If the canary vanished due to a script failing or a person forgetting to update it he would have loudly and clearly stated that they have not been served and the reason why the canary was not updated.
Those facts, imo, HIGHLY suggest they have been served with a secret warrant.
Thanks for the info!
I've read about Paul Le Roux before as he is likely the person behind Trucrypt.
While he's a criminal, if he really created Truecrypt and Bitcoin and also ran an international drug/gun running operation...I'm impressed. I think this dude's story could make a awesome book/movie some day...
Is this fact? Last I read about this the law was passed, but it's still unclear if apple will actually allow this.
I absolutely would love if I could use the latest version of iOS and install apps that are not in the app store. I'm currently using trollstore to do this but that means using older versions of iOS that are vulnerable to exploits.
Then this user not only finds it in flac, but is able to create a torrent, upload it and shared it in under 90 seconds. It still boggles my mind how he pulled it off.
I don't believe in magic, but this was magical lol
I've been using them since around 2015 and they have been excellent.
I did have to jump through some hoops with the emulator and pushing my own ssl cert to it's RO system partition. But it was a few commands and easy enough.