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Increasingly "real" security not only requires that data be encrypted in a way that frustrates those with greater resources, but does so while maintaining the a

Increasingly "real" security not only requires that data be encrypted in a way that frustrates those with greater resources, but does so while maintaining the appearance of compliance. People have known this for awhile, but it seems like actual products suggesting security have been slow to adopt it.

genieyclo 9y ago
Any good examples of products that do this? TrueCrypt?
- KirinDave 9y ago
  TrueCrypt is long dead and uh, like may never have actually done what it said it did and was probably stolen technology to begin with. Let's not mention it again.
  - mlnj 9y ago
    Veracrypt continues TrueCrypt lineage and goes ahead to improve on it. It was audited last year and also published the results to the public. Unless we start believing it's all a big conspiracy, I would say that's pretty good.
  - ionised 9y ago
    Do have a reputable source on these claims?