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das hier könnte noch interessant sein. TC Container die auf eine CD/DVD gebrannt und von dort gemountet werden, sollen in FAT formatiert sein.
Is it possible to mount a TrueCrypt container that is stored on a CD or DVD?A: Yes, it is. However, if you need to mount a TrueCrypt volume that is stored on a read-only medium (such as a CD or DVD) under Windows 2000, the file system of the TrueCrypt volume must be FAT (Windows 2000 cannot mount NTFS file system on read-only media).
Q: I've heard that SHA-1 has been broken. Does it affect TrueCrypt?
A: In 2005, a theoretical method was invented to find collisions in SHA-1 with effort smaller than that required for brute force on average (2^63 instead of 2^80 steps). However, as TrueCrypt does not use SHA-1 to produce digital signatures (TrueCrypt uses SHA-1 merely as a pseudo-random function), it currently appears to be highly unlikely that possible future discovery of collisions in SHA-1 would affect the security of TrueCrypt volumes. Nevertheless, to be conservative, you may want to prefer Whirlpool or RIPEMD-160. For more information, please see the chapter Hash Algorithms in the documentation
: The Windows file selector remembers the path of the last container I mount. Is there a way to prevent this?
A: Yes, there is. If you have not done so yet, upgrade to TrueCrypt 4.0 or later. Run TrueCrypt and make sure the option 'Never save history' in the main window is enabled. Note that even when this option is enabled, the file selector will still remember the path, but only until you exit TrueCrypt. If you do not want to enable the option 'Never save history', you can avoid using the Windows file selector by dragging the icon of the container to the 'TrueCrypt.exe' icon (TrueCrypt will be automatically launched then), or dragging it to the TrueCrypt program window.
Q: Can I mount a TrueCrypt volume stored on another TrueCrypt volume?
A: Yes, TrueCrypt volumes can be nested without any limitation.
also ein Container im Container im C....
Is it possible to mount a TrueCrypt container that is stored on a CD or DVD?A: Yes, it is. However, if you need to mount a TrueCrypt volume that is stored on a read-only medium (such as a CD or DVD) under Windows 2000, the file system of the TrueCrypt volume must be FAT (Windows 2000 cannot mount NTFS file system on read-only media).
Q: I've heard that SHA-1 has been broken. Does it affect TrueCrypt?
A: In 2005, a theoretical method was invented to find collisions in SHA-1 with effort smaller than that required for brute force on average (2^63 instead of 2^80 steps). However, as TrueCrypt does not use SHA-1 to produce digital signatures (TrueCrypt uses SHA-1 merely as a pseudo-random function), it currently appears to be highly unlikely that possible future discovery of collisions in SHA-1 would affect the security of TrueCrypt volumes. Nevertheless, to be conservative, you may want to prefer Whirlpool or RIPEMD-160. For more information, please see the chapter Hash Algorithms in the documentation
: The Windows file selector remembers the path of the last container I mount. Is there a way to prevent this?
A: Yes, there is. If you have not done so yet, upgrade to TrueCrypt 4.0 or later. Run TrueCrypt and make sure the option 'Never save history' in the main window is enabled. Note that even when this option is enabled, the file selector will still remember the path, but only until you exit TrueCrypt. If you do not want to enable the option 'Never save history', you can avoid using the Windows file selector by dragging the icon of the container to the 'TrueCrypt.exe' icon (TrueCrypt will be automatically launched then), or dragging it to the TrueCrypt program window.
Q: Can I mount a TrueCrypt volume stored on another TrueCrypt volume?
A: Yes, TrueCrypt volumes can be nested without any limitation.
also ein Container im Container im C....
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Ursprünglich war zwar DES mit 128 Bit Keys geplant, allerdings hat die NSA darauf Einfluss genommen, so dass nur 56 Bit Schlüssel verwendet wurden. DES selbst ist unsicher und kann in wenigen Stunden gebrochen werden. 
Und ich hab auch gleich wieder eine Reihe von Fragen. 
