Thread: Encrypting & Securing your data: Open- or Closed-Source?
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Old 02-04-2004, 08:24 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by Morpheus
There is a mirror for TrueCrypt V1.0.

Note that supposedly V1.0a is already out; the mirror also doesn't include the source code.

Let's see how long it takes for Truecrypt.org to come back!
V1.0a is essentially the same as V1.0, however without Windows 9x/ME support. They removed the portions of the Windows 9x/ME driver source code by Aman, at his request (Aman = Shaun Hollingworth, creator of Scramdisk and employed at SecurStar).

Also note that you should be careful when you download Truecrypt from a mirror (especially in the case of the binary distribution). It could always contain a worm or virus.
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