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https://isc.sans.edu/diary/True+Crypt+Compromised++Removed%3F/18177 I disagree w/Johannes' assessment, since the first sentence of the third paragraph reads, "The development of TrueCrypt was ended in 5/2014 after Microsoft terminated support of Windows XP." In light of this it seems to me like the topline comment ("WARNING: Using TrueCrypt is not secure as it may contain unfixed security issues") is more of a hedge against as-yet-undiscovered security flaws (similar to, "Don't use XP, it's probably got flaws that'll never be fixed") than a declaration of known vulnerabilities. Does anyone have further information? (Or a better reading of the available info?) Cheers, - -sth sam hooker|[email protected]|http://www.noiseplant.com "Maybe the tyranny of Murphy is the penalty for hubris." Randall Monroe http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/engineering_hubris.png -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.20 (Darwin) Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJThmrDAAoJEPoh2/xXOP2jbcEQAKJg5ghvRDDqHqsVGLjlWmFh nSil5T+YcvVlrgdtb1F2PgeVxHikS9peinlGsFaVqAq2wnSW570fEtzEH8OGzWJf iKgd+GHK2wG/GNb2mbYhFdVrNb8VGbq7M4/QrmS/cwrTZjhpc1P3HMKMYPP0zKv1 u6D9NX7OYTATrzDVmiqKgIdLmlNZ+SRNF+FzW+R0ahH5s6fzMwJdyh1nbUcLgUeM hrDZtSPvbb3zw6pMBbdgbzbPyR6SJ8fviZZG1oGBp/d7qzs+YI/zdudapbNbRdpZ GL3QB2wZN+K9RUcAbmmLr+OjMhR+dMPCW638TSBplFMn9Ay3FG3BmNtWtc0wmwzy 5oq/y4q+x0GNut2pNWvnFwcy18Pj6Wvvlx/Hmwv+2gR7FVCeYNPVUfVDASsyldqR EO/x8uX9eGzMw8qZ/dirEO5OrrxOwkahWWMGlIaQhFG9O7tTlP/tIYYAuM6t56ol eSedx2zQ1VIuGBbLvEPJgipkaOTyClCT7CHxvyZwXxeUXWWgRxIZnWgvt7s+tKq4 37ZHP3fk3eLoQA9e4HQCK+IaL/ed6AH9ecnCzZPFMbqimhXsiZFkm4Cx33nFbCjm cfAW9tA4ETUVKImj1WAWA9n9o8xoS+c0dJw77trq0G1TzOEKztq2ERblYY/fpCk9 Wf7CFBkFZVVeNCZQLaXO =miQy -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
