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Doesn't truecrypt use PBKDF2 or similar? In which case (assuming a good password) it would still be uncrackable in any practical sense. Besides , in such an ex
by jiggy2011 13y ago
Doesn't truecrypt use PBKDF2 or similar? In which case (assuming a good password) it would still be uncrackable in any practical sense.
Besides , in such an example the government would have to be suspecting bob already on some other grounds. In the case of a despotic regime they probably already have him in prison.
- jessaustin 13y agoIt does use PBKDF2, and the input to that is not just a passphrase but also one or more keyfiles, a salt, and some other metadata. My understanding is that the keyfiles should supply most of the randomness.