I see this as a useful tool to, say, hide all your passwords in a jpeg, etc. So far as I can tell, though, it's made for hiding indivdual files, not whole Fs's. Will post more when I've tried them.ĮDIT2: There's also a main repo available package called steghide that will hide data steganographically. My source says SFS is pretty rough around the edges and StegFS is more polished. I've come across two Fs's called SFS and StegFS (both meaning "steganographic FS" I haven't tried either, yet. TrueCrypt's more like a nifty toy than a necessity esp in light of the existence of TCHunt.ĮDIT: just turned up two new candidates for this kind of encryption. If you need encryption NOW just grab ecryptfs. I love the IDEA of this kind of thing - it's so james bond, y'know? ecryptfs and even openssl really work good, but the idea of a "secret compartment" inside some ordinary seeming encrypted filesystem is just so damned nifty!īTW had zero problems compiling the source code, but it's crashing because it wants gtk+ and I'm running kde, which runs under qt. Most of the fuse based encrypted FS's are less secure. If that layer can be detected at all, it ISN'T deniable encryption. The whole point of deniable encryption is for the observer NOT to be able to detect the encrypted layer. What really makes an app like TCHunt so disturbing is not that it weakens the encryption, itself, but that it reveals a partition which ought to be invisible. Something similar was found in openssl not too long ago.
#UBUNTU TRUECRYPT CODE#
That's not to say there couldn't be a back door in the code (even an inadvertant one. They're using the blowfish algorithm by default which is pretty secure, and they've got rsa keys and lots of the usual gizmos for a secure filesystem thrown in the pot. Without speculating TOO much on this one, sickie, I don't think the actual encryption is weak.
#UBUNTU TRUECRYPT INSTALL#
I have tried to install both ubuntu packages (5.04, 5.10) but they fail with a wrong kernel version error. Linux 64-bit: The last release has been built using Ubuntu 16 NET Core is a cross-platform version of Firefox is created by a global not-for-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online 04 (Xenial), Debian A cross platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython A cross platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython.
I haven't compiled much sourcecode yet, maybe i miss something trivial?
In particular this seems to be an invalid path, ending at. Maybe i haven't linked the kernel-sources proper? usr/src/truecrypt-4.1-source-code/Common/Endian.h:22:42: asm/byteorder.h: No such file or directory In file included from /usr/src/truecrypt-4.1-source-code/Crypto/Aesopt.h:144,įrom /usr/src/truecrypt-4.1-source-code/Crypto/Aescrypt.c:33: Here is a list of some installed packages which i think that may be needed:Ĭp /boot/config-2.6.8-2-k7 /usr/src/linux/.configīuilding kernel module. I have debian sarge installed with the 2.6.8-2-k7 custom kernel. I apologize if this is the wrong place to ask such a question but google throw this on first place with the Since this looks like there will be no debian port i tried to compile the sourcecode but ran into problems.
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