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Today's move on Truecrypt ended it for good
So TrueCrypt finally did not post its "We have not been subpoenaed by the government" weekly message on its website - meaning they have left the project for good thanks to our lovely NSA folks.
If you're like me and you store all of your 256bit+ (i.e. BWѼÀQ²,M2´µûÂïV½©jl^¢¼ú@ÈhÉÕþçl) passwords in a heavily encrypted database (game logins, website, accounts, ect., ect.) then last weeks move by the NSA should force you to avoid upgrading the latest version, as announced by those who worked on the software program for several years.
(posted for those who may be using Truecrypt for storing their game (or other) passwords.)
source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jameslyne/2014/06/02/truecrypt-is-back-but-should-it-be/
Whoops, forgot to mention: use http://keepass.info/ instead
Edited by ipkonfigcub18_ESO on June 3, 2014 1:02AM If you're like me and you store all of your 256bit+ (i.e. BWѼÀQ²,M2´µûÂïV½©jl^¢¼ú@ÈhÉÕþçl) passwords in a heavily encrypted database (game logins, website, accounts, ect., ect.) then last weeks move by the NSA should force you to avoid upgrading the latest version, as announced by those who worked on the software program for several years.
(posted for those who may be using Truecrypt for storing their game (or other) passwords.)
source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jameslyne/2014/06/02/truecrypt-is-back-but-should-it-be/
Whoops, forgot to mention: use http://keepass.info/ instead
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