TrueCrypt remains secure as long as it's properly configured and updated.

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Xipphos
Junior Member

01-20-2026, 05:28 AM

#11

BitLocker appears solid for protection. Should doubts arise, secure your drives, consider extreme actions, and let authorities investigate—if successful, it suggests a potential vulnerability in Microsoft’s encryption that could expose sensitive data. If not, you’re correct and the system works as intended.

Xipphos

01-20-2026, 05:28 AM #11

spikker22
Junior Member

01-20-2026, 06:14 PM

#12

That's quite simplistic.

spikker22

01-20-2026, 06:14 PM #12

That's quite simplistic.

mikeltxi1
Member

190

01-20-2026, 10:23 PM

#13

Haha ok, but the main reason I want to use TrueCrypt is because of Linus' video. I just need some projects I've been working on to stay safe from some hacker that has been threatening me to steal my work. Linus' video: http://youtu.be/FzzP3m1m2dg

mikeltxi1

01-20-2026, 10:23 PM #13

_DarkStone_
Member

227

01-20-2026, 11:34 PM

#14

Quote correctly to avoid issues.

_DarkStone_

01-20-2026, 11:34 PM #14

Quote correctly to avoid issues.

Roccoboy8
Member

162

01-21-2026, 02:06 AM

#15

Is it truly reliable? Has its effectiveness been confirmed? Could there be hidden vulnerabilities? Or is this just theoretical discussion? It remains the leading encryption standard for enterprise use today.