By LEONARD MCGAVIN
Published: October 25, 2009
TrueCrypt and SVN (Subversion) do work well together with a few tweaks - especially for password files. Firstly though, the implications of combining the two should be well understood.
The convenience however does come at a cost...
If there is a breach you will want to make the details in the repo completely redundant hence all passwords in the file will need to be changed.
Perhaps an obvious point but worth noting; a new key will be needed for the volume or a new volume with a new key will need to be created to ensure future security.
Drop a comment if you've found TrueCrypt and SVN to work well or alternatively, if they have become a security nightmare...
By LEONARD MCGAVIN
Published: October 25, 2009
A solution for the commit issues with TrueCrypt and SVN.
By LEONARD MCGAVIN
Published: July 9, 2009
Google's releases continue to follow the pattern of trying to make the web the ultimate development platform. They also seem to be using the power of open source and the race-to-free to squeeze any major competitors out of the market.
Any Comments?