323:. TrueCrypt Team member David Tesařík stated that Le Roux informed the team that there was a legal dispute between himself and SecurStar, and that he received legal advisement not to comment on any issues of the case. Tesařík concluded that should the TrueCrypt Team continue distributing TrueCrypt, Le Roux may ultimately be held liable and be forced to pay consequent damages to SecurStar. To continue in good faith, he said, the team would need to verify the validity of the E4M license. However, because of Le Roux's need to remain silent on the matter, he was unable to confirm or deny its legitimacy, keeping TrueCrypt development in limbo.
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632:, and others store information on unencrypted disks, which might compromise TrueCrypt's plausible deniability. The study suggested the addition of a hidden operating system functionality; this feature was added in TrueCrypt 6.0. When a hidden operating system is running, TrueCrypt also makes local unencrypted filesystems and non-hidden TrueCrypt volumes read-only to prevent data leaks. The security of TrueCrypt's implementation of this feature was not evaluated because the first version of TrueCrypt with this option had only recently been released.
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message to misdirect an observer such as, "Non-system disk" or "disk error"), these reduce the functionality of the TrueCrypt boot loader and do not hide the content of the TrueCrypt boot loader from offline analysis. Here again, the use of a hidden operating system is the suggested method for retaining deniability.
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TrueCrypt user could not be compelled to decrypt several of his hard drives. The court's ruling noted that FBI forensic examiners were unable to get past TrueCrypt's encryption (and therefore were unable to access the data) unless Doe either decrypted the drives or gave the FBI the password, and the
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from SecurStar as an employee. It was further stated that Le Roux illegally distributed E4M, and authored an illegal license permitting anyone to base derivative work on the code and distribute it freely. Hafner alleges all versions of E4M always belonged only to SecurStar, and Le Roux did not have
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replaces the normal boot loader, an offline analysis of the drive can positively determine that a TrueCrypt boot loader is present and so lead to the logical inference that a TrueCrypt partition is also present. Even though there are features to obfuscate its purpose (i.e. displaying a BIOS-like
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Services. This audit "found no evidence of deliberate backdoors, or any severe design flaws that will make the software insecure in most instances". The French National Agency for the Security of Information Systems (ANSSI) stated that while TrueCrypt 6.0 and 7.1a have previously
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Matthew Green asking for permission to use the TrueCrypt trademark for a fork released under a standard open source license. Permission was denied, which led to the two known forks being named
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October 2013. A non-profit organization called the Open Crypto Audit Project (OCAP) was formed, calling itself "a community-driven global initiative which grew out of the first
729:) can damage the TrueCrypt bootloader on Windows partitions/drives encrypted by TrueCrypt and render the drive unbootable. This is caused by the inappropriate design of FlexNet Publisher writing to the first drive track and overwriting whatever non-Windows bootloader exists there.
783:, allowing the attacker to capture unencrypted data (including encryption keys and passwords), or to decrypt encrypted data using captured passwords or encryption keys. Therefore, physical security is a basic premise of a secure system. Attacks such as this are often called "
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of the widely used encryption software TrueCrypt". The organization established contact with TrueCrypt developers, who welcomed the audit. Phase I of the audit was successfully completed on 14 April 2014, finding "no evidence of backdoors or malicious code".
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into a US department or agency computer and one count of conspiring to do the same. The government confiscated all of his electronics and demanded he provide them with the necessary keys to decrypt the devices. Love refused. On 10 May 2016 a
District Judge
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September. The Phase II audit was delayed, but was completed 2 April 2015 by
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and recommended users find alternative solutions. Though development of TrueCrypt has ceased, an independent audit of TrueCrypt (published in March 2015) has concluded that no significant flaws are present. Two projects forked from TrueCrypt:
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Release Repository to host the last official non-crippled version 7.1a of TrueCrypt. They no longer host the final release repository as of 2022.
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TrueCrypt or false? Would-be open source project must clean up its act
3156:"TrueCrypt security audit presses on, despite developers jumping ship"
3012:
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1184:: TrueCrypt is not included with Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, or openSUSE.
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versions of these operating systems are supported, except for Windows
338:, forcing potential customers to place a substantial order and sign a
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1762:""TrueCrypt is not secure," official SourceForge page abruptly warns"
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3125:"TrueCrypt audit finds "no evidence of backdoors" or malicious code"
2052:"dm-crypt: Linux kernel device-mapper crypto target - IV generators"
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claimed in the email that the acknowledged author of E4M, developer
218:
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and a trademark on the "key" logo was registered under the name of
918:, but it remains unpatched in TrueCrypt's unmaintained installers.
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via DLL hijacking. In January 2016, the vulnerability was fixed in
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Although new volumes can only be created in XTS mode, TrueCrypt is
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1513:"The Strange Origins of TrueCrypt, ISIS's Favored Encryption Tool"
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271:
On 28 May 2014, the TrueCrypt website announced that the project
5329:
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3964:"TrueCrypt license (not OSI-approved; seeking history, context)"
3572:"#Miranda: Where is the UK Government getting its numbers from?"
818:
presented by Austrian software developer Peter Kleissner at the
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There is an independent, compatible implementation, tcplay, for
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from unencrypted, unallocated space on the hard drive, or even
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Version 2.1a of the software was released on 1 October 2004 on
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974:
David Miranda (politician) § Global surveillance activism
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4161:
2953:"Stoned bootkit attacking TrueCrypt's full volume encryption"
2467:"diskscrub - disk overwrite utility - Google Project Hosting"
2902:"TrueCrypt vs Peter Kleissner, Or Stoned BootKit Revisited."
1476:"P. Le Roux (author of E4M) accused by W.Hafner (SecurStar)"
1006:
said to be containing sensitive documents pertaining to the
4343:
Partial mirror of the original TrueCrypt 7.1a online manual
4295:
1034:. Greenwald supported this assessment in an interview with
378:. By May 2005, the original TrueCrypt website returned and
3358:"Newly found TrueCrypt flaw allows full system compromise"
431:
Truecrypt.org has been excluded from the Internet Archive
4286:– non-profit organization promoting an audit of TrueCrypt
3989:
Tom Callaway of Red Hat about TrueCrypt licensing concern
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http://news.mk.co.kr/newsRead.php?year=2018&no=538301
858:
The FAQ section of the TrueCrypt website states that the
423:
Shortly after the end of life announcement of TrueCrypt,
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non-OSI compliant packages in the openSUSE Build Service
2698:"Lest We Remember: Cold Boot Attacks on Encryption Keys"
2535:(7.1a ed.). TrueCrypt Foundation. 7 February 2012.
1060:
In February 2014, an Arizona Department of Real Estate
4521:
Cryptographically secure pseudorandom number generator
342:
before being allowed to review the code for security.
2939:"Windows-Hacking: TrueCrypt Verschlüsselung umgangen"
27:
Discontinued source-available disk encryption utility
4347:
3324:"And then the TrueCrypt developers were heard from!"
3294:"Possible abandon de TrueCrypt par ses développeurs"
2389:
Schneier, UW Team Show Flaw In TrueCrypt Deniability
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department employee, James DeSilva, was arrested on
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2552:
System Encryption: BitLocker And TrueCrypt Compared
1928:"Operating Systems Supported for System Encryption"
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Incompatibility with FlexNet Publisher and SafeCast
494:module included in default Linux kernel supports a
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2211:"Header Key Derivation, Salt, and Iteration Count"
1417:"CipherShed/SRC at master · CipherShed/CipherShed"
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3532:
2887:"The dark side of open source software is Stoned"
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1264:
3697:"Briton Lauri Love faces new US hacking charges"
2834:Black Hat Technical Security Conference USA 2009
2805:Black Hat Technical Security Conference USA 2009
1642:"Is the source code of your software available?"
1084:were unable to gain access to his stored files.
1072:through the sharing of explicit images over the
709:FlexNet Publisher § Issues with bootloaders
397:On 28 May 2014, the TrueCrypt official website,
4188:"77165797 - Markeninformation USPTO - via tmdb"
3670:"Briton Lauri Love faces hacking charges in US"
3545:UK asked N.Y. Times to destroy Snowden material
2925:"Bootkit hebelt Festplattenverschlüsselung aus"
527:. Additionally, five different combinations of
3102:"TrueCrypt Audit Endorsed by Development Team"
2972:
2970:
2746:""Evil Maid" Attacks on Encrypted Hard Drives"
2573:Schmid, Patrick; Roos, Achim (28 April 2010).
2546:Schmid, Patrick; Roos, Achim (28 April 2010).
2234:
2232:
498:target called "tcw" since Linux version 3.13.
316:any right to release it under such a license.
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4367:
4213:"Entity Details - Secretary of State, Nevada"
2524:
2522:
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2369:3rd USENIX Workshop on Hot Topics in Security
272:
199:
8:
4177:(search trademark directory for "TrueCrypt")
2032:. Kernel.org cgit. 20 January 2014. Line 241
1955:
1953:
1569:"Truecrypt for David T. from Truecrypt-Team"
1532:"Summary of current TrueCrypt situation...?"
1117:In the special prosecutor investigation for
4162:"Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS)"
3799:http://newspim.com/news/view/20180827000369
3247:A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering
3221:A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering
2295:
2293:
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955:United States 11th Circuit Court of Appeals
717:or SafeCast (which are used for preventing
713:Installing third-party software which uses
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3809:특검 "김경수, 킹크랩 개발·운영 허락...댓글 8800만건 조작 관여",
3050:"Welcome to the Open Crypto Audit Project"
2331:"Security Requirements for Hidden Volumes"
1092:In October 2013, British–Finnish activist
228:
35:
31:
1980:
1978:
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1894:
1703:. TrueCrypt Foundation. 7 February 2005.
1160:Discussion of the licensing terms on the
3917:Various Licenses and Comments about Them
3847:http://voda.donga.com/3/all/39/1394189/1
3841:"드루킹 댓글조작 1/3 암호...FBI도 못 푸는 트루크립트 사용",
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1353:"Applications/Kryptos - MorphOS Library"
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3857:"Top ten password cracking techniques,
3395:"Brazilian banker's crypto baffles FBI"
3243:"Another update on the Truecrypt audit"
2856:"Bootkit bypasses hard disk encryption"
2664:"Security Requirements and Precautions"
2411:"TrueCrypt Volume Format Specification"
1260:
3793:'드루킹 특검' 종료..."수사 종료 자체 판단...외압 없었다",
3034:Xavier de Carné de Carnavalet (2013).
2984:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2941:(in German). Gulli News. 30 July 2009.
2774:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2718:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2670:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2640:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2417:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2337:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2307:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2246:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2161:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
2128:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
1934:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
1384:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
1284:. TrueCrypt Foundation. Archived from
1250:Comparison of disk encryption software
1180:do not consider the TrueCrypt License
3268:"Truecrypt Phase Two Audit Announced"
2885:David M Williams (7 September 2009).
2186:"New Methods in Hard Disk Encryption"
1710:from the original on 30 December 2008
1331:TrueCrypt, the final release, archive
280:(active) and CipherShed (abandoned).
7:
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3869:'FBI도 못 푼다'는 암호 풀자 드루킹 측근들 태도가 변했다,
3825:"드루킹 일당이 걸어둔 암호 풀어라"...특검, 전문가 총동원,
2862:. Heise Media UK Ltd. Archived from
2827:"Stoned bootkit Presentation Slides"
1701:TrueCrypt User's Guide, version 3.1a
1008:2013 global surveillance disclosures
604:TrueCrypt supports a concept called
3467:Kravets, David (24 February 2012),
3443:Palazzolo, Joe (23 February 2012),
3419:FBI hackers fail to crack TrueCrypt
3328:TrueCrypt Latest Release Repository
3241:Green, Matthew (18 February 2015).
2184:Fruhwirth, Clemens (18 July 2005).
1886:Wayback Machine General Information
1567:Carsten Krueger (7 February 2004).
1441:TrueCrypt User's Guide, version 1.0
1188:End of life and license version 3.1
535:available for use in TrueCrypt are
407:HTTP 301 "Moved Permanently" status
41:TrueCrypt on Windows (discontinued)
3668:Halliday, Josh (29 October 2013).
1604:Andraia Matrix (6 February 2004).
1474:TrueCrypt Team (3 February 2004).
566:in versions 4.1 through 4.3a, and
25:
4257:(search database for "TrueCrypt")
3962:Fontana, Richard (October 2013).
3011:. Peter Kleissner. Archived from
3007:Kleissner, Peter (21 July 2009).
2579:Protect Your Data With Encryption
1443:. TrueCrypt Team. 2 February 2004
1217:was registered under the name of
775:, or install any other malicious
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5651:
5650:
4709:
4708:
4284:Open Crypto Audit Project (OCAP)
4001:Debian Bug report logs - #364034
3570:Colvin, Naomi (31 August 2013).
3552:from the original on 6 July 2014
3123:Farivar, Cyrus (14 April 2014),
1961:"DragonFly On-Line Manual Pages"
1817:McAllister, Neil (28 May 2014),
1791:O'Neill, Patrick (28 May 2014).
1231:TrueCrypt Developers Association
1223:TrueCrypt Developers Association
1082:Maricopa County Sheriff's Office
745:Encryption keys stored in memory
562:. Prior to this, TrueCrypt used
471:partition or entire boot drive.
401:, began redirecting visitors to
4003:. Accessed on: 12 January 2009.
3576:Extraordinary Popular Delusions
3215:Green, Matthew (2 April 2015).
1671:Ratliff, Evan (29 April 2016).
1511:Ratliff, Evan (30 March 2016).
878:comprehensive public audit and
4570:Information-theoretic security
3636:Stern, Ray (4 February 2014),
3578:. Auerfeld.com. Archived from
3416:Dunn, John E. (30 June 2010),
1153:(FSF) states that it is not a
1070:sexual exploitation of a minor
1002:. He was carrying with him an
870:In 2013 a graduate student at
673:and, under Microsoft Windows,
1:
3762:Masnick, Mike (10 May 2016).
3393:Leyden, John (28 June 2010).
3274:. NCC Group. 18 February 2015
3104:. Threatpost. 25 October 2013
3080:"The TrueCrypt Audit Project"
2900:Hunt, Simon (4 August 2009).
2860:The H-Security (H-Online.com)
2054:. cryptsetup. 11 January 2014
1902:"Supported Operating Systems"
1729:tc-foundation (28 May 2014).
1334:, Gibson Research Corporation
1328:Gibson, Steve (5 June 2014),
699:"power users will complain".
639:Identifying TrueCrypt volumes
555:TrueCrypt currently uses the
5717:Software that uses wxWidgets
4130:Goodin, Dan (19 June 2014),
4078:. Ibtimes.co.uk. 29 May 2014
4039:. Accessed on: 20 April 2009
4015:. Accessed on: 20 April 2009
3905:TrueCrypt Collective License
3888:. Accessed on: 21 May 2012
3613:(News broadcast). New York:
3500: 11–12268 & 11–15421
2798:"Stoned bootkit White Paper"
1530:David T. (7 February 2004).
1197:vulnerability in the code."
533:cryptographic hash functions
5616:Cryptographic hash function
4686:Message authentication code
4641:Cryptographic hash function
4454:Cryptographic hash function
4337:Gibson Research Corporation
4025:TrueCrypt licensing concern
3871:Chosun Broadcasting Company
3332:Gibson Research Corporation
3154:Goodin, Dan (30 May 2014),
2391:. Accessed on: 12 June 2012
1841:Goodin, Dan (29 May 2014),
1760:Goodin, Dan (28 May 2014),
1648:. SecurStar. Archived from
1606:"Unofficial TrueCrypt Site"
1400:"Open Crypto Audit Project"
1213:In 2007 a US trademark for
986:, was detained at London's
901:Gibson Research Corporation
515:supported by TrueCrypt are
475:Independent implementations
425:Gibson Research Corporation
62:; 20 years ago
5743:
5722:Assembly language software
4565:Harvest now, decrypt later
4027:Accessed on: 20 April 2009
3907:. Accessed on: 4 June 2014
3741:U.S. Department of Justice
2927:(in German). Heise Online.
1141:TrueCrypt was released as
971:
706:
366:GNU General Public License
287:
85:7.2 / May 28, 2014
5727:Windows security software
5646:
4704:
4681:Post-quantum cryptography
4351:
4290:IsTrueCryptAuditedYet.com
3517:United States v. John Doe
3495:United States v. John Doe
3449:, The Wall Street Journal
3054:Open Crypto Audit Project
2923:Uli Ries (30 July 2009).
2301:"Hidden Operating System"
1236:In 2009 the company name
1030:documents from Miranda's
948:United States v. John Doe
688:In a test carried out by
415:sourceforge.net/truecrypt
403:truecrypt.sourceforge.net
380:truecrypt.sourceforge.net
373:truecrypt.sourceforge.net
302:E4M and SecurStar dispute
290:TrueCrypt release history
168:
101:
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5606:Timeline of cryptography
4671:Quantum key distribution
4661:Authenticated encryption
4516:Random number generation
3991:Accessed on 10 July 2009
3919:Free Software Foundation
3811:Maeil Business Newspaper
1731:"TrueCrypt project page"
1151:Free Software Foundation
1137:License and source model
1049:work and personal use".
982:, partner of journalist
908:arbitrary code execution
750:This method, known as a
679:hardware-accelerated AES
455:operating systems. Both
393:End of life announcement
361:was also changed to the
340:non-disclosure agreement
273:was no longer maintained
188:Disk encryption software
5712:Linux security software
5692:Cross-platform software
5601:Outline of cryptography
5572:Anti–computer forensics
4666:Public-key cryptography
4656:Symmetric-key algorithm
4459:Key derivation function
4419:Cryptographic primitive
4412:Authentication protocol
4402:Outline of cryptography
4397:History of cryptography
4298:– official fork website
4292:– website for the audit
3617:. Event occurs at 5:12
3522:15 January 2013 at the
3506: 23 February 2012).
2772:TrueCrypt Documentation
2716:TrueCrypt Documentation
2668:TrueCrypt Documentation
2638:TrueCrypt Documentation
2488:"Plausible Deniability"
2415:TrueCrypt Documentation
2335:TrueCrypt Documentation
2305:TrueCrypt Documentation
2274:TrueCrypt Documentation
2244:TrueCrypt Documentation
2240:"Plausible Deniability"
2215:TrueCrypt Documentation
2159:TrueCrypt Documentation
2126:TrueCrypt Documentation
2100:TrueCrypt Documentation
2096:"Encryption Algorithms"
1963:. DragonFly BSD Project
1932:TrueCrypt Documentation
1906:TrueCrypt Documentation
860:Trusted Platform Module
854:Trusted Platform Module
610:existence may be denied
266:pre-boot authentication
260:, or encrypt the whole
5697:Cryptographic software
5628:Homomorphic encryption
5621:List of hash functions
4760:Cryptographic software
4407:Cryptographic protocol
4239:"Truecrypt Foundation"
2748:. Schneier on Security
2530:"TrueCrypt User Guide"
2276:. TrueCrypt Foundation
2217:. TrueCrypt Foundation
2102:. TrueCrypt Foundation
1908:. TrueCrypt Foundation
1614:alt.security.scramdisk
1577:alt.security.scramdisk
1540:alt.security.scramdisk
1484:alt.security.scramdisk
1174:
1162:Open Source Initiative
1040:, mentioning that the
824:full volume encryption
87:; 10 years ago
5702:Discontinued software
5633:End-to-end encryption
4560:End-to-end encryption
4506:Cryptojacking malware
4102:"Here is the note..."
4013:Bug #109701 in Ubuntu
3272:Cryptography Services
1437:"Version Information"
1170:
1155:free software license
1098:National Crime Agency
972:Further information:
606:plausible deniability
600:Plausible deniability
254:on-the-fly encryption
4676:Quantum cryptography
4600:Trusted timestamping
3935:(15 November 2013),
3604:(6 September 2013).
2778:on 13 September 2012
2722:on 13 September 2012
2606:Adobe Creative Suite
2378:on 27 December 2008.
2341:on 17 September 2012
2155:"Modes of Operation"
1238:TrueCrypt Foundation
1229:with a company name
1221:with a company name
1147:open source licenses
1100:(NCA) on charges of
1096:was arrested by the
1080:detectives from the
1044:government filed an
927:Operation Satyagraha
912:privilege escalation
872:Concordia University
826:. Potentially every
803:The "Stoned" bootkit
696:real-time encryption
683:direct memory access
52:TrueCrypt Foundation
4439:Cryptographic nonce
2744:(23 October 2009).
2712:"Physical Security"
2634:"Incompatibilities"
2498:on 24 January 2013.
2250:on 26 February 2008
2165:on 4 September 2013
1673:"The Next Big Deal"
1388:on 5 December 2012.
1178:Linux distributions
1004:external hard drive
992:Metropolitan Police
843:hardware keyloggers
665:TrueCrypt supports
575:backward compatible
443:TrueCrypt supports
5220:Facebook Messenger
4545:Subliminal channel
4529:Pseudorandom noise
4476:Key (cryptography)
4166:tmsearch.uspto.gov
3970:on 29 October 2013
3709:. 27 February 2014
3542:(30 August 2013),
3217:"Truecrypt report"
2614:. 16 November 2009
1357:library.morph.zone
1107:Magistrate's Court
994:while en route to
978:On 18 August 2013
941:dictionary attacks
671:multi-core systems
551:Modes of operation
242:is a discontinued
60:February 2004
5674:
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5524:Service providers
5258:
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5064:Check Point VPN-1
4726:
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4605:Key-based routing
4595:Trapdoor function
4466:Digital signature
4111:on 17 August 2014
4098:Green, Matthew D.
3886:TrueCrypt License
3644:Phoenix New Times
3015:on 18 August 2010
2836:. Peter Kleissner
2807:. Peter Kleissner
2122:"Hash Algorithms"
1938:on 8 January 2013
1694:"Version History"
1288:on 8 January 2013
1282:"Version History"
785:evil maid attacks
771:device capturing
758:Physical security
733:Security concerns
715:FlexNet Publisher
560:mode of operation
502:Encryption scheme
439:Operating systems
355:digital signature
311:, had stolen the
237:
236:
200:TrueCrypt License
171:List of languages
16:(Redirected from
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5502:operating system
5500:Security-focused
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3743:. 24 July 2014
3737:Alexandria, VA
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4646:Block cipher
4491:Key schedule
4481:Key exchange
4471:Kleptography
4434:Cryptosystem
4383:Cryptography
4333:Last version
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