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I'm with you. This seems like an odd move, given that most likely only a minority of their users used XP for some time. Why haven't they been warning Windows Vi
by alecdbrooks 12y ago
I'm with you. This seems like an odd move, given that most likely only a minority of their users used XP for some time. Why haven't they been warning Windows Vista, 7 and 8 users to use Bitlocker for years (not to mention Mac OS X and Linux users)? Perhaps I just missed the warnings, but I am really puzzled.
I suppose the developers could have just found a massive vulnerability (perhaps they're doing their own audit in advance of the public one?).
- axx 12y agoIf you scroll to the bottom, you'll find this link: http://truecrypt.sourceforge.net/OtherPlatforms.html http://truecrypt.sourceforge.net/OtherPlatforms.html
- alecdbrooks 12y agoI saw that. It's just that taking this line at face value, it's not clear why they would port TrueCrypt to Linux and Mac OS X or suggest that people using later versions of Windows should use TrueCrypt: >The development of TrueCrypt was ended in 5/2014 after Microsoft terminated support of Windows XP.