John Leyden reports:
The first phase of crowd-funded audit of TrueCrypt has turned up several vulnerabilities, but nothing particularly amiss and certainly nothing that looks like a backdoor.
iSEC Partners, which was contracted to carry out the audit by the Open Crypto Audit Project (OCAP), found 11 vulnerabilities in the full disk and file encryption software’s source code, but no “high-severity” issues. The biggest problems identified were four medium-severity flaws, as detailed in a 32-page report on the audit [PDF].
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