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VeraCrypt looks good, but incompatibility with TrueCrypt volumes makes me uncomfortable with switching. I've also looked at CipherShed and DiskCryptor, but the
by kijin 11y ago
VeraCrypt looks good, but incompatibility with TrueCrypt volumes makes me uncomfortable with switching. I've also looked at CipherShed and DiskCryptor, but the fragmentation gives me no assurance that I'll be able to access my encrypted volumes several years from now.
So I'm still stuck with TrueCrypt 7.1a. After all, it's the only disk encryption software for Windows that has been independently audited. None of the purported replacements and proprietary alternatives can lay claim to that distinction, no matter how much Bruce Schneier might personally trust the developers.
- ikeboy 11y agoVeracrypt now has a truecrypt mode, which can read truecrypt volumes. I believe it can also convert them to Veracrypt ones by changing the algo then unchecking truecrypt mode.
- userulluipeste 11y agoI've found about DiskCryptor trough ReactOS driver signing page: https://reactos.org/wiki/Driver_Signing https://reactos.org/wiki/Driver_Signing They say that they review the code the result of which they offer signature for. Is or isn't that enough for "independently audited" label?
- kijin 11y agoReview != security audit.