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What alternatives would you recommend? Also open to public audit doesn't mean anyone has actually looked at them/assured their security to any degree. the onl
by raesene9 12y ago
What alternatives would you recommend?
Also open to public audit doesn't mean anyone has actually looked at them/assured their security to any degree.
the only product that I'm aware of in this category that has received that kind of scrutiny is truecrypt which has been abandonend by its original developers and doesn't have a license that is (AFAIK) conducive to someone else taking over the project.
- mr337 12y agoThat is the kicker, what to recommend. If at all possible I would recommend Linux or BSD. I am happy to see the article cover Ubuntu encryption. Also BSD has an embassy grade encryption, that has slipped from mind mind at the moment. I do realize that it isn't feasible to jump ship and move to another platform for everyone. The whole Truecrypt is a bummer since it was a good cross platform tool.