I do think it's reasonable that TrueCrypt should be developed anonymously.
Suppose a government intelligence agency needs to access a
TrueCrypt-encrypted file or operating system as a matter of national security
- they might go to the creators of the software to see if there is any kind
of back door in TrueCrypt (there isn't). Similarly, an attacker might be able
to get compromising information from the developers if their identities were
known.
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