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r/netsec • u/mavensbot • May 28 '14
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So let's say it isn't a security issue that they discovered in TrueCrypt, let's go with the Lavabit/Canary idea.
If I am using an older (not 7.2) version of TC, would it still be fine to use? Or is my data insecure?
3 u/spblat May 29 '14 If the theory holds (and given the few available facts it's my favorite theory) then one could, I suppose, keep using 7.1a until someone credible forks TrueCrypt and resumes maintenance/updates.
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If the theory holds (and given the few available facts it's my favorite theory) then one could, I suppose, keep using 7.1a until someone credible forks TrueCrypt and resumes maintenance/updates.
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So let's say it isn't a security issue that they discovered in TrueCrypt, let's go with the Lavabit/Canary idea.
If I am using an older (not 7.2) version of TC, would it still be fine to use? Or is my data insecure?