> > Apologies. I was under the assumption you were just trying to secure your files
> > against average Joe in case something was stolen/lost.
>
> Sarcasm ? There's no point using a tool that has a backdoor built in.
>
> Even if the the back door is provided for the "best possible reasons", and the
> backdoor security is maintained by a super secure government agency who promises to
> do the right thing. All big IFs there.
>
> We all know how secure a lot of government / company data is - millions of accounts
> stolen / hacked every year.
>
> If your average Joe can crack my harddrive encryption by grabbing the legitimate
> backdoor password from some web site, then the encryption is useless.
>
> I'll stick to harddrive encryption without a backdoor.
I'd like to add it to my toolbox for future use.
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