Emily

Newbie Q: If I have open Veracrypt containters and I hibernate my system, does the cointainer data write to the swap partition, unencrypted? If so, how can I keep unencrytped Veracrypt data out of swap?

Are there any options for setting up a encrypted boot drive with plausible deniability protection? Thanks

Is there a console version of VeraCrypt for OSX, like the console version for Linux? If so, where can I download it? Thanks

Currently, I have to open several containers during my startup process. I would like to find a way to open them all in seperate instances or installs of Veracrypt. I was also like to have seperate segmants for favorite vaults & seperate pools of keyfiles for these segments. Is there a way to do this? Perhaps a portable version? Any other potentials?

Currently, I have to open several containers during my startup process. I would like to find a way to open them all in seperate instances or installs of Veracrypt. I was also like to have seperate segmants for favorite vaults & seperate pools of keyfiles for these segments. Is there a way to do this? Perhaps a portable version? Any other potentials?

Currently, I have to open several containers during my startup process. I would like to find a way to open them all in seperate instances or installs of Veracrypt. I was also like to have seperate segmants for favorite contains & seperate pools of keyfiles for these segments. Is there a way to do this? Perhaps a portable version? Any other potentials?

Hi All, Thanks for such an amazing tool as VeraCrypt. I'm setting up my security layer now, and running into a few problems... The friction of opening top level vaults is just too much to make it functional for daily passwords. But if I could get VeraCrypt to retain top level vault passwords, with a single password to encrypt them, then I could have it auto open all favorites of my top level vaults. The inner vaults could retain the data that needs another level of security, but I could still access...