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Yes, but they neglected to tell the veracrypt developers once truecrypt stopped being developed. Though they also do know many municipalities using both applica
by Grumbledour 7y ago
Yes, but they neglected to tell the veracrypt developers once truecrypt stopped being developed. Though they also do know many municipalities using both applications. They should have told the veracrypt developers and advised the municipalities to switch to the newer version. And the whole argument about the information being outdated by then when both are clearly in use seems negligent of their duties.
- Avamander 7y agoThose municipalities should dump Vera and TrueCrypt containers, under eIDAS they should really be using .asice for interoperability.
- chmod775 7y agoVeracrypt didn't exist back then and Truecrypt would only be 'deprecated' five years later. This was in 2010. Personally I would've given up after a few months of trying to get a vulnerability fixed. Can't really blame them this got buried after five years.