[ Thanks to Borys
Musielak for this link. ]
“In the previous article I described the program Cryptsetup,
which enables you to efficiently encrypt your data. Somebody would
ask: ‘So what is the reason for wasting time describing the same
thing using different software?.’ My answer is: ‘Because I want to
give users the choice so that everyone can decide which program
they want to use.’ Moreover TrueCrypt is way easier, which you will
be able to see as we work with it. If you are interested in
discovering the wonderful abilities of this program, I invite you
to read further…”
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