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Speaking of which, what's the status of TrueCrypt btw? Is it still discouraged? I've been using it for years. And if I wanted to make the effort to move to Ver
by europeanguy 4y ago
Speaking of which, what's the status of TrueCrypt btw? Is it still discouraged? I've been using it for years.
And if I wanted to make the effort to move to VeraCrypt, are they compatible? Can VeraCrypt open TrueCrypt files? What about vice-versa?
EDIT: to expand a bit, encryption software is something I'm especially weary of changing. In the ideal world I'd just use forever a version which I know is safe. As far as I'm aware, no audit ever found significant issues with TrueCrypt. Is this still the case?
- xcdzvyn 4y agoTrueCrypt is secure cryptographically. There are potentially severe vulnerabilities in its Windows implementation that allow for ACE and privesc, but they're pretty boutique.