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TrueCrypt is an open source, on-the-fly crypto system that can be used on devices supports by Linux, MacOS, and Windows. First released in 2004, TrueCrypt can be employed to encrypt a partition on a disk or an entire disk.
While there did not appear to be any rush to abandon TrueCrypt, it was also the case that you don't want to use old, unsupported software for too long. Another replacement was announced almost immediately upon the demise of TrueCrypt: \"TrueCrypt may live on after all as CipherShed.\" The CipherShed group never produced a product, however, and the CipherShed Web site no longer appeared to be operational sometime after October 2016. The only current, working fork of TrueCrypt appears to be VeraCrypt, which is also open source, multi-platform, operationally identical to TrueCrypt, and compatible with TrueCrypt containers.
Multiple vulnerabilities have been reported: a buffer overflow vulnerability was reported due to an unspecified boundary error, which could let a remote malicious user potentially execute arbitrary code; a remote Denial of Service vulnerability was reported due to memory leaks and NULL pointer dereferences; an unspecified error was reported due to an arbitrary free (the impact was not specified), and several errors were reported in the contributed Perl scripts, which could let a remote malicious user execute arbitrary code.
What I have been doing even on my busy days (take 30 minutes a day) to talk to developers and card makers to allow secure channel protocols at the very least and if possible, I have even provided to them openly my open source implementation of my A02 secure channel protocol that includes features with asymmetric key establishment (over RSA certificates), padding of all messages to same length, Encrypt-then-MAC scheme, 4 byte session counter (bigger counter sizes available but will soon become very clumsy on 16-bit smart card CPUs) and finally to hide the actual command headers inside the encrypted payload while using a generic command header so that on the traffic it will look almost the same between every card protocol packets.
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