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This is such a weird article. It's basically an ad for software that claims to "break" VeraCrypt by extracting encryption keys from a memory dump. And apparentl
by y7 5y ago
This is such a weird article. It's basically an ad for software that claims to "break" VeraCrypt by extracting encryption keys from a memory dump. And apparently it doesn't even work if you set VeraCrypt to encrypt keys in memory.
- lucb1e 5y agoNote that this is just a software limitation, you can't turn it on and trust that they can't break it next month. As the article quotes, it's more obfuscation (that they haven't yet worked around, apparently) than doing anything. It would be rather impressive if you could encrypt the key necessary to decrypt your RAM yet continue to use the computer, i.e. this will always be just obfuscation.