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Re:"Forensics for Prosecutors" mentions backdoor in TrueCryp... by scott_karana on Wednesday September 04, 2013 @12:14AM (#6325508)
Not completely. How many video files does he have? Where is it stored?

I'm curious now though, do Truecrypt volumes have a magic number, in which case it's still easy to find, or are they fully crypographically random in appearance, making this a known-needle in a large haystack problem?

Re:"Forensics for Prosecutors" mentions backdoor in TrueCryp... by Houshalter on Wednesday September 04, 2013 @04:25AM (#6326273)
Truecrypt claims an encrypted volume is indistinguishable from random data. I do not know if this is the case though. Obviously don't give it the file a stupid name or extension like "encryptedfiles.tc" or leave it open in your file history, etc.

It's also pretty suspicious if someone has a file of megabytes of random data.