Lifehacker

TrueCrypt's Security Audit Is Finally Done, with (Mostly) Good Results

TrueCrypt, one of our favorite encryption tools of the past few years, has finally finished undergoing a security audit. Here’s how it fared, and what that means for you. A Beginner's Guide to ...
Threat Post

So Far, So Good for TrueCrypt: Initial Audit Phase Turns Up No Backdoors

The initial phase of the TrueCrypt audit has been released and 11 vulnerabilities were uncovered, but no evidence of a backdoor. A initial audit of the popular open source encryption software ...
Threat Post

Experts Join Movement to Audit TrueCrypt, Perhaps Other Security Software

Organizers of the TrueCrypt audit have formed a technical advisory board and have hinted that the evaluation of TrueCrypt could lead to audits of other popular security software. As the TrueCrypt ...
Neowin

Audit concludes there are no NSA backdoors in Truecrypt, but some security issues remain

Last May, Truecrypt made waves on the Internet when the anonymous developers shut down their SourceForge site and stated the tool was insecure and that BitLocker was a better solution. Many speculated ...
PC World

TrueCrypt security audit back on track after silence and uncertainty

An effort to search for cryptographic flaws in TrueCrypt, a popular disk encryption program, will resume even though the software was abandoned by its creators almost a year ago. For years TrueCrypt ...
PC World

TrueCrypt for Windows: No major flaws found in first phase of security audit

The first round of results are in, and so far TrueCrypt, the popular open-source encryption program, has a relatively clean bill of health. Security firm iSec Partners recently carried out the first ...