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I guess this means we finally know Veracrypt was safe.

use case for encryption?

Veracrypt on windows is perhaps the single most security theater thing I can imagine. It is 2026, we do not need to talk abuot Veracrypt or Truecrypt on ./g/, it is a joke.

>Corporate
Use bitlocker,any real company does, this is not a debaate this is a fact.

>Home user
>on /g/
>using windows
>acting like veracrypt is secure
maybe try somewhere else honestly dude, we need computers to be secure (actually) and teh only realistic way to do that is on BSD/Linux with GNU Privacy Guard. Exactly like the 90's.

>>108555167
Go and be 12 years old somewhere else. L

>>108555182
See:
>>108555192

>>108555167
Making the feds spend many man-hours and all the costs associated with that to crack my encrypted USB only to find that USB drive exclusively contains a video file for the Rick Ashley botsing: never going to give you up (thumbnail blackened and title randomized so they won't know until they open it)

>>108555167
so these fuckers can't do jack shit if my laptop ever get stolen

>>108555192
>>108555204
>>108555212
>>108555219
Settled arguments, yuo retards get paid to sit here with me or what?

>>108555137
I’ve used Veracrypt before. Why don’t you start a Patreon?

>>108555167
innocent, funny and cute

>>108555236
I'm not the author, just reposting what he wrote. It's going around X too, but none of those accounts are posting the original source.

>>108555236
What is this pushing and expectation to constantly monetize things? Why?

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This radicalized me.

>>108555167
only one i can think of, is child porn. why would a grown man care if somebody sees legal pornography if he is suddenly raided by cops or something? the creator of this tool needs to be checked out, frankly.

>>108555303
this person is a shill
https://cryptome.org/2012/07/gent-forum-spies.htm

attention newfags, read this.

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>winglows
>>108555303
speak of the devil

>>108555212
That is genius. I should do that.
Thank you, anon. You never let me down. And I shall never give you up. Nor run around and desert you.

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>>108555336
i cant fucking believe people really attribute the deviil to the things they do, but they do

I personally use Linux, and I use veracrypt.
This is mostly because I want my data to be accessible on Windows machine too, since I mainly use a USB drive.
This said, I hope you can sort this out cause Veracrypt is goated software.
Also it'd be cool if veracrypt accepted XMR donations

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>tfw already settled on Linux and yet they keep adding reasons to never return to Windows

>>108555164
fpbp

>>108555137
The Denuvo Hypervisor guys didn't ask micrislopfor anything

>>108555164
this is only if you give your key to microsoft
the creator of bitlocker is a notorious schizo, he absolutely avoided implementing any backdoors

>>108555212
botsing? whats a "botsing?"

>>108555928
hitsong autocorrect
I have purged all options I am a phone poster you see (surely a new update wont turn it back on)

>>108555227
i just posted tongue in cheek my guy you are not that important

Good to know that veracrypt was safe.
As for bitlocker - It's actually free from back doors since mil and government use it.
However, for corporate use, the keys can be stored on the azure domain, and they extended this to their personal accounts where if you are not careful your key will be 'backed up for you' on your microsoft account.
I mean, what's wrong, you trust microsoft, right? You'd have to be to be using Windows in the first place. People who complain about bitlocker have some screws loose - You're already running windows. They already have the ability to suck up all your files and folders and send them wherever they want whenever you run it. The fuck do they need to backdoor the encryption for? You're stupid enough to just run windows for them.

>>108555303
police dont really care if its actual csam, as long as they believe they can convince a jury of it

>>108555942
filthy dutch untermensch

>>108555212
realistically they'll just charge you with possession of child pornography and contempt of court and then throw you in the county jail until you willingly decrypt the drive.

>>108555164
that's if you are a retard with a Microsoft account and uploaded your keys for ((( convenience )))

>>108555137
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dm-crypt/Encrypting_an_entire_system

Who needs VeraCrypt? Run linux in Hyper-V with dm-crypt and samba.

>>108556164
You don't need VeraCrypt if you are only on Linux but this signing issue is Microslop exclusive anyway and doesn't affect Linux use. My issue is basically the same as this guy: >>108555841
I just enjoy having an encrypted thumb drive that works on any system, I still have to use Windows on a couple of PCs.

>>108555167
>>108555303
You know all normie devices such as iphones, android phones, macbooks, windows laptops, are encrypted by default now right?

>>108556219
literally,

HTTPs - mandatory
Chrome DoH - rolling out to users soon worldwide, default
Firefox DoH - been in stablef or aeons
OpenSSL - Obvious
OpenVPn/Wireguard/Tailscale/Ipsec

we are alll sick of hearing about this "muh ban muh lockdown!!!!" everyone knows that everyone's social, DLN, SSN,, and shit is leaked, everyoinen knows nobody gives a fuck it's called grep -r -i and you should learn to use it. the sky is not falling. but your address history from the last decade is public info

>>108555981
jij ook kutkind
>>108555993
then I'd comply after making sure they built up a nice wad of court costs
>and make them pay for mine too as I win the pedo allegations then sue them for damages for groundless pedo accusation

>>108556236
bonus information on this, since the thread was bumped:

>Equifax
>TransUnion
>TLOXP
>River City Media
>PeopleDataLabs

Research all of these topics and discove that 100% of Americans have had their info dumped and opened up to identity theft.. To glowie: fuck off, go away, nobody cares.

>>108555881
lmao, same

>>108556203
yeah this is the best usecase and is mine as I previously stated.
I could use LUKS but guess what? I need my files on my drive outside my home and I can't fucking access them.
VeraCrypt solves this in a non pozzed way

I don’t get it. Why is getting a program signed even important?

>>108555164
Shit nigger, I'm getting a steam deck next. Fuck this 1984 shit.

>>108556633
Windows will refuse to load non signed drivers unless you disable DSE. Most users will never do this unless they're Hypervisor pirating.

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>>108555182
>Use bitlocker

so many glowies here trying to discourage people from using proper encryption...

>>108556322
>groundless

people will seethe, but I wish M$ would just lock off kernel access entirely. If you don't trust bitlocker, why the fuck would you trust some other crypto system that lives inside an untrusted kernel?

>>108556667
Oh I see thanks

>>108556703
To be honest, they should just automatically ban anyone who says stuff like "what do you have to hide" or "think of the children" and other nonsense like that.

>>108556703
bitlocker is a joke and is conceptually the same as locking your front door but keeping the key right in front of it under the mat. there are experiments where people were able to exfil the bitlocker keys from pins on the motherboard and tpm during boot. as long as the bad actor steals your whole computer and not just the hard drive by itself, bitlocker is useless. it's akin to preparing to the case where your front door gets stolen and the mat is left behind, and you don't want them to be able to open it.

>>108556738
The default bitlocker behaviour is insecure. It just unlocks automatically from TPM. There's no exfiltration needed, you just turn the computer on. You need to go into group policy editor to enable proper passwords, and even then I think their "enhanced PIN" caps out at 20 characters.

>>108555164
"not your keys not your crypto"
though >>108555167 has a point for DESKTOPS its kinda weird, for portable devices, meh

>>108555167
no one must see my bbw collection

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>>108555182 (faggot)

>>108555137
Why would you use a Microsoft?

>>108555167
no one must see my swg collection

>winshit
>encryption
Why even bother lol

>>108556960
Only OS besides Mac that supports DRM video

>>108556717
You deserve cancer.

>>108556960
Because Windows works.

>>108555137
use case for Windows?

>>108555137
I bet the FBI under Kumar Patel Pajeet was frustrated when they encountered some encrypted harddrive. They then called Microsoft to give them the Bitlocker keys, like usual and when they were told that it uses Veracrypt which doesn't glow, they threw a fit and had Trump bommercall Nutella to demand they stop Veracrypt because it hurts Murrica's freedumz.

>>108558202
veracrypt is derived of truecrypt, and runs on windows. it all glows. literally all of it lol, pointless as fuck, feds are precedented to give over bitlocker keys

>>108558216
least retarded tripfag

>>108557335
Clearly, it isn't working >>108555137

>>108557167
wym? Why would you do that to yourself?

>>108555303
>only one i can think of,
That's because you're a degenerate freak. With encryption, you, or a company, can exchange or dispose of old hard drives without any care. This is extremely important for anyone that has to deal with confidential client data.

>>108558216
>feds are precedented to give over bitlocker keys
Only if you opt-in to save them to Microsoft for convenience. This option is appropriate for 95% of people, because their threat model doesn't include the FBI.

Microsoft isn't turning over bitlocker keys to Jamal when he steals your laptop.

>>108556998
I bet you don't even run LUKS, do you?

>>108555137
Why does it need a driver or bootloader? just mount the volume like an iso

>>108555137
Just drop support for windows.
Winfags don't care for privacy anyway, why would they want this?

>>108561049
>Winfags don't care for privacy anyway, why would they want this?
Retard.
>>108560978
Because it has to work in kernel space. Same as dm-crypt.

>>108561113
>Because it has to work in kernel space. Same as dm-crypt.
it doesnt have to though, just treat the file as an encrypted archive and open it like a rar or 7z, no need for a driver

>>108561130
>file
It performs full disk encryption

Gov spent 4 million euro trying to break into a friend's HDD to no avail. Drive 's data has been to Israel, the US, Singapore... all for nothing. Eventually the case against him had to be dropped.
Police chief never got over it, resigned and retired early

>>108561113
It's true, just look at the retards asking what any of this means, they're all winfags.

>>108561262

great pacific computing centre might had it

Dont worry guys, there's a workaround. Just follow these simple steps:

1. Dont use jeetdows

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>>108555137
read your emails

>>108561708
>just show us your papers goy

>>108561708
The e-mail is about the backdoor they must add in order to get (((verified))).

>>108561681
>1. Dont use jeetdows
There’s no alternative that just works.

>>108555303
Post nose.

>>108561930
Every OS I ever tried has just worked.

>>108561957
If your needs are basic, this can certainly be the case. Even BeOS could be a shit posting machine.

>>108561970
No but I pick the right OS for the right job.
Certainly picking jeetdows for privacy is as retarded as you can get.

>>108560723
> Microsoft isn't turning over bitlocker keys to Jamal when he steals your laptop.
There totally no disgruntled or drug-addicted people working at microsoft that would give up the keys to their buddy jamal for a quick high. Nor at the FBI.
Roflmao.

>>108555951
Bitlocker only prevents niggers stole your hard drive, just because MS never tells key to niggers.
However for glowie is another word, government can enforce MS release the key

>>108562108
>government can enforce MS release the key
You don't have to give Microsoft the key. That's a convenience for Susan the soccer mom.
>>108562016
If your threat model includes the government you don't give them the key. Also no, Microsoft isn't giving anything to Jamal the laptop thief, he cannot even get in the front entrance. Are you retarded?

>>108562130
> Also no, Microsoft isn't giving anything to Jamal
So you think there’s no employees at microsoft and that it’s some kind of conscious individual entity?
Interesting. Ask your mom to give you your meds.

>>108562287
>everyone is out to get me
>tell others to take meds

>>108555303
>look at password screen
>think about naked children

>>108556000
key upload is automatic. if you have logged in to microsoft account on windows, consider the keys compromised.

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>>108555182
>bitlocker
More like bricklocker

who fucking cares lmao
I don't need microsoft's permission to install anything.
What "application" or "drivers" would I EVER need to install? The internet is dead. Nothing interesting or novel has been created in ages, and I sure as hell don't play modernslop games. I do not need to comply with new HTTP-skirting web technologies to enable "DRM" or whatever. I have not installed a significant piece of new software in 15 years. Anything I need I can write myself. My keyboard is 43 years old. Can you even comprehend that? The device my fingers are touching right this second to communicate this message to you is old enough to be your father.

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>>108555192
>encryption is brought up
>literally the first thing to enter anon's brain is "12 year olds"
lmao not beating the allegations

>>108555167
Pedophiles use it to hide their child sexual abuse material (child pornography). It's the only real use case for filesystem encryption at that level. If you're just, say, backing up company source code, a passworded zip works fine.

>>108555192
Found the pedophile.

I have the portable version of Veracrypt on my desktop.
I never install programs like that, I go to their website and download the portable version, and it just works.
I also use keyfiles, and hidden volumes.
The reason for this security is simple. If I piss the feds/cops off, and they get my drives, they won't have access to my music, games, movies, TV shows, anime, cartoons, porn, text files, PDFs, and other information that can be used to build a psychological profile on me. It's the same reason I don't use Spotify, as Spotify can build a psychological profile on you based on your musical tastes.
I keep all of my data as obfuscated and hidden as possible. My email is used for vanilla business reasons only. I never use X, Facebook/IG, Tiktok, Snapchat, Telegram, Signal, Discord, or any other social media or chat programs, I never leave YT comments, I never play online games, and I never chat in livestreams.
I also intentionally feed false information back into the internet by browsing things I have no interest in, and even things I hate from time to time, so any internet usage fingerprinting has my tastes/personality vague and false.

Windows 10 IoT Ent LTSC

PS: I have had LEA interactions, including with USAF base security.

>>108555254
Because food and shelter cost money and working some shitty drudge job with a boss is a waste of your life.

>>108555182
VeraCrypt has been audited multiple times by different companies. Are you able to prove them wrong? I'm waiting for your thorough, in-depth technical analysis. I can't wait.

>>108556738
>>108556758
Why do you even bother posting if you brainlets don't even understand how bitlocker works, are you Indian?

>>108563454
kinda based ngl

>>108555137
What do you NEED Microsoft to sign your drivers for?

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>>108563079
>Coom Depot

>>108563840
veracrypt can't be trusted anymore. the main dev disappeared, then suddenly reappeared with a new update, then he made a blog post urging people to stop using veracrypt.

if you want encryption on windows, use xen/kvm with luks.

>>108555164
What does this entail to people who've done the massgrave activator shit to 10 LTSC?
I'm not switching to 11, it's linux after 2030

>>108566523
that was truecrypt you gigantic faggot

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>>108563079
>coom depot

>>108566587
11 will be excellent by then, and it’ll never be YOTLD. If you liked linux, you’d use it now.

>>108563892
Whats stopping them? half of all the AI threads for the past 2 years is nothing but half-baked drivel from people who can't conceptualize a list let alone a tensor.

It’s because of the BlackLotus vulnerability and the 2011 Secure Boot DBX key that will be deprecated in July 2026. They aren't targeting VeraCrypt deliberately. You lot have posted over 100 shitposts with zero actual knowledge, which is honestly pathetic.

That French baguettehead should have known better, considering this security issue has been public for three years. Microsoft has been screaming enterprise mitigation since 2023. Imagine writing encryption software for Windows and having no clue that your signed binaries and dependencies rely on an ancient Secure Boot key.

Further reading: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-to-manage-the-windows-boot-manager-revocations-for-secure-boot-changes-associated-with-cve-2023-24932-41a975df-beb2-40c1-99a3-b3ff139f832d

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/enterprise-deployment-guidance-for-cve-2023-24932-88b8f034-20b7-4a45-80cb-c6049b0f9967

Notify that retard about this. He probably needs to recompile/remap the dependencies for his security theater ware

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>>108555137
microslop engineer here.

sorry people we can't support these applications anymore because their code relies on old dependencies such as the classic control panel which is going to be removed completely in the following months. please use the settings app.

>>108555137
what exactly does this mean? future veracrypt updates wont install on windows computers?

>>108568272
thank you sir, good morning to you!
>>108563454
so that one is safe enough to encrypt stuff inside volume files?

what the hell is going on in microsoft

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>>108556923

>>108569631
jews and jeets united

>>108555137
Good. Linux deserves the pedo userbase.

>>108556667
Works on windows 7.

>>108561708
>Twitter is the appeals process
Siiiigh

>>108561708
>daily thread of freetards exposing themselves as pathological liars once again
humiliation ritual

>>108561970
You can't post here on Haiku, at least not with the default browser. I'm not tainting my machine with Firefox.

>>108555303
only glowniggers say this

>>108555182
Veracrypt is basically just LUKS on Windows realistically.

>>108566523
you're glowing

>>108555923
Sure

>>108566523
>08:47:56
>>108567821
>11:50:58
>>108569386
>15:57:20
>>108571555
>00:09:41
>>108572367
>03:43:51
>hourly jay niggerwin flamewar troll thread
>jay niggirwin samefags himself to save his flamewar troll thread from page 10 after hours of no bites again

>>108572550
you're delusional and possibly glowing. take your medications asap.

>>108555951
>It's actually free from back doors since mil and government use it.
Was this funny in your head when you typed it

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>>108555137
>why won't spyware and cloud services ads pretending to be an OS approve something that makes spying less convenient for them?