Encryption and Security

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>>56987585
Please stay safe anons

>>56987543
Windows is a meme.
Bitlocker is ultrameme.
You've come to the wrong place. Leave before the others find you.

>>56987609
Why do you think bitlocker is a meme? What would you recommend instead?

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>>56987543
>Is the new windows 10 bitlocker encryption a meme? Do you use encryption?
Yes. Yes

>>56987725
It's fine but people on /g/ assume (in some cases rightfully so) that the fbi or europol will kick down their door and physically try to break into their machines. The encryption people recommend here is complete overkill unless you're doing something illegal

>>56987725
The key is stored in remote servers

>>56987837
how? I didn't use that option though so...
>>56987780
Yes, no europol will be kicking down my door ever, only some lawyers sending out piracy letters threatening going to court with people over 300$ fines. Just wanna be covered incase of that, and my government don't have those tools. And incase my computer is stolen no basic faggot will be able to access it ever.

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>>56987837
Notice the picture

>>56987725
Bitlocker automatically sends a decryption key to Windows servers. Veracrypt is good.
>>56987780
Im sorry my man but if you give a shit bitlocker is insufficient. If you want to use it you might as well not bother encrypting anything.

>>56987760

what if you just send that message to someone do you think it would work without the actual ransomware

>>56987543
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_JIhn3vJVI

>>56987973
>Veracrypt is good.
Better than last stable Truecrypt?