What is the best way to encrypt a fixed storage drive so that it is accessible in both Windows and Linux? Bitlocker is not audited and requires a lot of setup in Linux.
>>55577270
Is you cheese pizza even that good?
>>55577270
veracrypt
>>55577378
Silly anon, I don't store food in my computer
>>55577529
Thank you, I will look into it.
>accessible in both Windows
Wiping your Windows partition will solve this problem.
>>55577791
I'd love to, but unfortunately I use some software that only runs in windows (WINE is not an option, sadly).
Last version of truecrypt before it shut down. It was shut down precisely because it worked well. And it is audited
>>55577849
You'll get over it. Give it time.
>>55577270
>even lolis are being corrupted by ayyphones
How can we stop this
>>55577866
This. Ignore any other option if the company hq is in the us or china btw. They're literally compelled by law to be the government's bitch and not tell anyone about it. Warrant canaries dieing left and right this year. Bad for all of us
>>55577270
GREEN TEA
>>55578662
To be fair, I'm less concerned about the government accessing my files via a backdoor (because I don't have anything illegal on there) than a malicious party discovering the backdoor and leaving confidential files unprotected.
>>55578767
In not from the states but your whole government has " control the internet, data mine everyone, copy everything, record all communications, backdoor all software, spy on foreign governents " as its mission statement. It is a huge threat to the whole world and it's not giving a fuck about anyone else's laws or data privacy.
>>55578870
Yeah, I'm aware. It sucks and some of their rules for targeting people are ridiculous (the criteria was recently leaked and included anyone who uses TAILS, reads the Linux journal, or even searches Linux).
accessible from both linux and windows?
Windows 10 with linux for windows subsystem, of course!
>>55578738
>>55577270
Absolute autism
>>55579344
Naisu senpai
