Is the comment about the USA legally needing a crack for it true?
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What is the best and most secure file encryption software?
September 25th, 2008 · 3 Comments
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1 Samuel Adams // Sep 25, 2008
I recommend Truecrypt, which is a free program to password protect your files and folders. You are able to create an encrypted file of a size you specify which you are then able to mount to a virtual drive. You can also encrypt an entire drive.
Truecrypt is a free open-source disk encryption software for Windows Vista/XP/2000 and Linux. CNET gives Truecrypt a 5 star rating so you know this software won’t disappoint you.
2 Kelruze // Sep 25, 2008
There is no real best as long as it does what you need it to do. AxCrypt is a free data encryption software and is also very good. It can be run from the cli if you wanted to automate the process with a script. Ignore the below answer, there is no crack or code given to law enforcement as you determine the code when you encrypt. See Link.
3 Holy Cow // Sep 25, 2008
One that isn’t legal in the USA. All encryption software made in the USA must provide a crack to law enforcement.
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