>TrueCrypt
- no longer in active development
- severely outdated
- has audit
>VeraCrypt
- in active development
- new features
- no audit
Which one do you choose?
>>55371130
I'm using windows' lock thing after truecrypt went into mememode
>>55371130
TC.
Real world tested(Proven to work in real cases)
No major vulnerabilities discovered yet. (All the exploits mentioned in the audit requires very edge case scenarios)
Therefore I have to reason to switch to VC.
>>55371130
Didn't truecrypt get NSAd?
Personal use: VeraCrypt - new features, improved performance (I think)
Commercial/"Serious" use: TrueCrypt - audited
>>55371236
7.1a is safe i think
>>55371236
The last version did.
Because NSA knew it actually posed a threat.
The fact it gained attention from them means it obviously was good shit.
Truecrypt is still good. All these programs do is AES encryption
Move to Veracrypt 5 years from now when it's more mature
