Filesystem encryption in mixed environments with TrueCrypt
Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 24.162.128.27]
on January 22, 2008 09:06 PM
Someone needs to stick a lightning rod (with provided natural electricity) into the 'genuses' who make those URLs appear.
My only gripe with DriveCrypt's makers is that they made TrueCrypt withdraw 98 support. I can see people using 98 and TrueCrypt to make a cheap, single-purpose antispying machine. And making people illegally (at least I think it might be) compile in the Win98 code from v 1.0 is not a good solution either. Lame either way you look at it, to remove code like that. It's not exactly like they get a lot of sales from people running a Pentium MMX anyways. ;)
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Filesystem encryption in mixed environments with TrueCrypt
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 24.162.128.27] on January 22, 2008 09:06 PMMy only gripe with DriveCrypt's makers is that they made TrueCrypt withdraw 98 support. I can see people using 98 and TrueCrypt to make a cheap, single-purpose antispying machine. And making people illegally (at least I think it might be) compile in the Win98 code from v 1.0 is not a good solution either. Lame either way you look at it, to remove code like that. It's not exactly like they get a lot of sales from people running a Pentium MMX anyways. ;)
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