It allows secure encryption of full disks as well as virtual volumes that can be mounted on the fly. To brute force such a fixed size dictionary. VeraCrypt is a free disk encryption software based on TrueCrypt 7.1a. Then of course AES is your friend, and the fastes cipher you can use, If you want to brute force your own home brew dictionary, build over the years. (because of the strong performance suggestions,Īnd the fact that it is the only cipher to be able to encrypt the OS)
?įor the record a long password with dictionary words, easy to remember doesn't really help.Īnd no replacements like "a" with and o with "0" is not cleverĪnd 99 % of TrueCrypt users are using AES Store it on a usb flash memory that can be read by his notebook when it is unlocked with eh. Or store his password in another TrueCrypt folder with the same kind of password
Write it down an type it over at every pc boot ? How must a traveler with his encrypted notebook disk remember such a password ?
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Of course you can use a password generator that will use all types of chars in a random order in the maximum lenght of the TrueCrypt password size.īut if you decide to use TrueCrypt in let's say a large company,with a lot of users,it might be unsafe or unusable. Its a good thing that threads like this and others in this forum make it clear, that although AES is not broken, it is possible to use brute forcers and retrieve more then 94% of the most used TrueCrypt passwords. Click to expand.You are right, forget cracking AES!! Brute Forcing is the real danger for this hyperfast cipher!
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