VeraCrypt for Data Protection (Updated 01/03/2015)
Update 05/28/2014 - TrueCrypt is now defunct but…
as of 01/03/2014, VeraCrypt has replaced it.
A colleague shared a response to my previous blog entry, Maybe I should be encrypting my data.
A quick way to get started with protecting your data is to use VeraCrypt.org ! Since I use VeraCrypt on Mac, Win and Linux machines, I’ve found it a great way to transport encrypted data and have it accessible across multiple platforms. Yet, how to introduce someone to VeraCrypt?
To that end, I sought out some tutorials on the web worth sharing that were written for TrueCrypt—VeraCrypt’s predecessor—but fortunately since VeraCrypt works exactly the same, they work fine!
Or, watch these videos that you start you from scratch:
Update 01/3/2015: I now recommend the free, open source AESCrypt for individual file encryption, and VeraCrypt for encrypted containers. Find out more here.
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