Misunderstanding aside, these two statements are not really incompatible: -"As far as we know, TrueCrypt is utterly uncrackable" -"WARNING: Using TrueCrypt is

Misunderstanding aside, these two statements are not really incompatible: -"As far as we know, TrueCrypt is utterly uncrackable" -"WARNING: Using TrueCrypt is not secure as it may contain unfixed security issues" It makes sense to post such a warning to a product with no known vulnerabilities, if it's to remain unsupported. What if a bug becomes public tomorrow? Are you going to keep current with the news and analyze allegations, despite having given up supporting the tool? These crypto attacks are often pretty hard to understand...