With the demise of TruCrypt has any found a good replacement? I have been searching for weeks and have yet to find one that has all the same features.
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Jump to PostWhy can't you just use TrueCrypt? It still works just fine.
Jump to PostAgree with The Rev; there's absolutely no reason why you should not continue using TrueCrypt if you were happy with it before, or even as a newcomer to such things...
Jump to PostThere is also a verified repository that was created by the auditing team. There, you can find the last unchanged version of TrueCrypt, i.e., version 7.1a, with verified hashes. The version on the …
Jump to PostAlso, If you encrypt a partition/system, you will:
1) Decrpyt volume with Truecrypt.
2) Encrypt volume with Veracrypt.Veracrypt uses a huge number of iteration in thr KDF. While it's secure, it's inconvienient for the person starting the computer (I estimate about 30-40) seconds on my laptop.
The KDF in …
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