True Crypt 7.0, Adds Hardware Acceleration, Auto-Mounting
A new version of the encryption software TrueCrypt 7.0 has been released yesterday, as usual for Windows, Mac and Linux systems. The jump from version 6.3a to 7.0 is more than justified by the new feature additions in TrueCrypt 7.0.
True Crypt now supports hardware acceleration; By default, hardware accelerated AES on computers that have a an Intel Core i7 or Core i5 processor where the Intel AES-NI instructions are available. Currently, only Intel Gulftown, Intel Clarkdale and Intel Arrandale processors support those instructions.
Additional information about hardware acceleration in True Crypt can be found in the docs section.
A new version of the encryption software TrueCrypt 7.0 has been released yesterday, as usual for Windows, Mac and Linux systems. The jump from version 6.3a to 7.0 is more than justified by the new feature additions in TrueCrypt 7.0.
True Crypt now supports hardware acceleration; By default, hardware accelerated AES on computers that have a an Intel Core i7 or Core i5 processor where the Intel AES-NI instructions are available. Currently, only Intel Gulftown, Intel Clarkdale and Intel Arrandale processors support those instructions.
Additional information about hardware acceleration in True Crypt can be found in the docs section.
