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A beginner's guide to BitLocker, Windows' built-in encryption tool

  • 31 May 2014
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Now that TrueCrypt is seemingly gone, here's how to get started with BitLocker

By Ian Paul | PC World | 30 May 14

The creators of TrueCrypt shocked the computer security world this week when they seemingly ended development of the popular open source encryption tool. Even more surprising, the creators said TrueCrypt could be insecure and that Windows users should migrate to Microsoft's BitLocker. Conspiracy theories immediately began to swirl around the surprise announcement.
Regardless of the true motivations behind the message, the TrueCrypt fiasco gives us a chance to talk about BitLocker--and how to use it.
 
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Hello Jasper, I enjoyed this beginners guide to Bitlocker. I was wondering what others use for their encryption? It's definelty worth checking out BitLocker.

Thanks! Good Article!
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