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Not to mention how much the US governments advocates against encryption they can't have backdoors to. They have a lot more influence over the encryption in Wind
by bhayden 12y ago
Not to mention how much the US governments advocates against encryption they can't have backdoors to. They have a lot more influence over the encryption in Windows than TrueCrypt. Not suggesting they DO have backdoors to Bitlocker, there's not enough evidence, but the probability is much higher.
- TehCorwiz 12y agoThey do in the form of OneDrive. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8546524 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8546524 Short story is that if you use Windows 8{.1} and have a Microsoft account then it will upload your BitLocker keys by default. Seems to me like a backdoor if ever I heard one.