Specifically designed to protect data that you synchronize with cloud services such as Google Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox. Claims that Bitlocker has a built-in backdoor for law enforcement and other agencies have never been proven, but it does c ontain recovery key functionality which can be used to decrypt drives protected by it and may be stored on Microsoft servers and not locally. It supports file-based encryption only which means that you can right-click files on your system to either encrypt or decrypt them.īitlocker is part of Windows Enterprise and Ultimate editions only, and Pro versions on Windows 8. The program uses AES 128-bit encryption and supports key-files as well.Īvailable for Windows, Mac, Linux and mobile operating systems. While not a full alternative to TrueCrypt, it can be used to encrypt important files on the system. The program cannot encrypt partitions but only individual files. This is my favorite right now as it comes closest to TrueCrypt's functionality. The program can encrypt system partitions and non-system partitions supporting all recent versions of the Windows operating system, third-party boot loaders and a lot more.ĭiskCryptor supports several encryption algorithm and combinations, hardware AES acceleration if supported by the system, and full support for external storage devices. The developers support the TrueCrypt format and have fixed vulnerabilities found during the TrueCrypt audit.
TrueCrypt does not support the decryption of non-system partitions, and there does not seem to be another way around this limitation.
This works only if you have enough free storage space on other hard drives available for the operation.
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