Remember that VeraCrypt may fail to boot into Windows after (during?) this month June 2026 because of MS signing issue.If you're running Windows encrypted with VeraCrypt it's a good idea to read through this thread to see if you need to update anything. And backup your stuff of course, just in case.https://sourceforge.net/p/veracrypt/discussion/general/thread/9620d7a4b3/I have not seen much news coverage about this and had almost forgotten about it myself, so consider this a friendly reminder.
>>109050732>disk encrypting your spywareuse case?
>>109050732only pedophiles need encryption.
>>109050732Mine auto updates.
>>109050748and badass secret agents
does this affect veracrypt FDE and if so, how?>inability to publish a new signed bootloader will definitely cause issues once the 2011 EFI CA is revoked later this year.why would win7/10's bootloader care?
>>109050732imagine updating windows
>>109051219imagine using windows
>>109050943And random businessmen handling trade secrets that other companies may want to steal.
>>109051244imagine being at computers
>>109051261imagine all the people
>>109050732Remember that if you run Windows and don’t strictly need it fir cad / cam, you’re a total bitch and should get your balls chopped off
LUKS doesn't have this problem.
>>109050732is it possible to run vc as an unsigned driver?
>>109050747found the glowie.
>windows 7>updates off>not my problem7gods win again
>>109051272>imagine all the people*hearty chuckle*
>>109052192and most important thing is secure boot off
>>109051498but your secure boot enabled coompuutor may have
>>109052195Is the issue an expiry date in the certificate, or that it's being added to a revocation list? If it's the latter, it won't affect people who don't get the updated revocation list.
>>109052192lmao no security updates
>>109052192>Windows 7>Great operating system for its TIME>No security updates>Virtually no software supportI wish i could daily this again i miss this time peroid
>>109052614expiry date. shims signed with new certificate won't boot anymore.
>>109052618>security updatesspyware updates
>>109052614The issue is the expiry but since I don't have secureboot enabled it's not my problemAs far as I know, UEFI revocation lists are somehow updated by Windows (probably through WU), but I doubt Windows 7 has this functionality
>>109052706reset bios to default time and reboot
>>109052716that's great but windows will set the rtc upon shutdown
>>109052698are you retarded?
>>109051261i am fat fuck
>>109052698sure they include a little spyware but I'd rather that than be unsecure you fucking retarded paranoid fuck
>>109052195can the whole thing be ignored if i never turned on secure boot?
Serious question: what are you encrypting, and from whom?Either you are in possession of some shit you really shouldn't be, or you are massively overestimating your own importance.
>>109054909crying about VeraCrypt and same time dont care about spyware who keylog (You) and send screenshots out
>>109056887>encryption le badall androids and iphones are encrypted by default. does this mean that everyone who owns them is a terrorist o algo? is Apple facilitating terrorism?
>>109056887>laptop stolenit's encrypted (don't have to worry about data)>old hdd/sdd currently not in useit's encrypted (don't have to wipe it)>i'm deadeverything's encrypted (family will never know i had spice girls mp3s)you can also to run random games on steam that can't scan my files ("anti-cheat measurement" probably in the EULA ToS) because you dismounted the disk with important stuff.dual boot? you can make sure the other OS doesnt fuck around with your shit without having to unplug disks.best of all you get a password prompt during boot up before the OS even loads, how cool is that?
>>109059110>>109058087>androids10 long numeric password can be cracked in 10 sec on 300$ hardware
I use veracrypt on an external drive, while my boot drive is unencrypted. Easier to yank a USB out of its socket in a panic.
>>109050732This signing bullshit still hasn't been fixed?
>>109059528you're stuck in the past, it might be so for TrueCrypt but VeraCrypt has a PIM system with iterations on your password, meaning each password combination attempt will take ~1 sec to try if all algorithms need to be gone through. even more than 1 sec if the password is long and way more than 1 sec if a non-default PIM is used.
>>109050748>t. self reporting pedoYou're using encryption right now or what the fuck do you think SSL is?
>>109061763what the fuck did i just watch
>>109061763Android dont have it
>>109061773True but I’d just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as site encryption is actually always decrypted and read by CloudFlare, who then encrypts the packet and sends it to the web server. HTTPS is not private unto itself, but just prevents more than 1 man in the middle from reading your communication with the website. It is like this for 20-25% of all websites, 4chan included (exhentai as well).
>>109061763where did you find this video of me cooking
>>109056887>what are you encryptingeverything>from whomeveryoneit's that easy. can you actually give any good reasons why one SHOULDN'T just encrypt everything at all times?
