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The TrueCrypt developer(s) may be under a government gag order and this may just be their way of letting us know without saying "The Government can crack TrueCr
by SeanDav 12y ago
The TrueCrypt developer(s) may be under a government gag order and this may just be their way of letting us know without saying "The Government can crack TrueCrypt, it is not fit for purpose anymore"
This may be another Lavabit situation.
- danielweber 12y agoOr aliens.
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- tptacek 12y agoApart from one Tor developer who, without presenting any details, claims there was a "warrant canary" from Truecrypt almost 10 years ago, can you cite a single crypto expert who believes that this is the case? Or are you just saying about Truecrypt what you could say about virtually any other privacy-relevant software on the Internet at any time?
- tedunangst 12y agoBut there's a secret message in Latin. How much more proof could you ask for?
- winfred 12y agoIf that's the case (and it doesn't seem that unlikely to me), I think a thank you is in order. Thanks buddy!