VeraCrypt - Source Code


	Introduction Beginner's Tutorial System Encryption Supported Systems Hidden Operating System Rescue Disk Plausible Deniability Hidden Volume Protection of Hidden Vol. Security Requirements Hidden Operating System Parallelization Pipelining Hardware Acceleration Encryption Algorithms AES Serpent Twofish Cascades Hash Algorithms RIPEMD-160 SHA-512 Whirlpool Technical Details Notation Encryption Scheme Modes of Operation Header Key Derivation Random Number Gen. Keyfiles Volume Format Spec. Standards Compliance Source Code VeraCrypt Volume Creating New Volumes Favorite Volumes System Favorite Volumes Main Program Window Program Menu Mounting Volumes Supported Systems Portable Mode Keyfiles Tokens & Smart Cards Language Packs Hot Keys Security Model Security Requirements Data Leaks Paging File Hibernation File Memory Dump Files Unencrypted Data in RAM Physical Security Malware Multi-User Environment Authenticity and Integrity New Passwords & Keyfiles Password/Keyfile Change Trim Operation Wear-Leveling Reallocated Sectors Defragmenting Journaling File Systems Volume Clones Additional Requirements Command Line Usage Backing Up Securely Miscellaneous Use Without Admin Rights Sharing over Network Background Task Removable Medium Vol. VeraCrypt System Files Removing Encryption Uninstalling VeraCrypt Digital Signatures Troubleshooting Incompatibilities Issues and Limitations License Future Development Acknowledgements Version History References

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Source Code

VeraCrypt is open-source and free software. The complete source code of VeraCrypt (written in C, C++, and assembly) is freely available for peer review at:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/veracrypt/

https://veracrypt.codeplex.com/

www.veracrypt.fr