The Complete VeraCrypt Encryption Tutorial

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[@samislam2746]

In case you forget your password you can always ask the NSA for help

[@prana6854]

No doubts

[@hypercrack7440]

Very Helpful people they are. I assure you that they are the best in password recovery. I remember one time I forgot my Google password and password reset won't work. The next day I got all my files on the internet for free! Although I had to dig deep, but seems they couldn't contact me personally so they thought of publicly sharing it so I could pick it up. So sweet!

[@shepherd2942]

​​@@hypercrack7440 It's true what you said ???

[@user-ix3zx8gu3t]

​@hypercrack7440 would you please elaborate on your point here?

[@kirkukserver]

Jump to 7:30 to start True Tutorial :)

[@lpburke86]

One day.... some one will make you that cape....

[@huucyber]

The world will recognise you as a hero 🦸‍♂️

[@codeworld4172]

Shouldnt skip the intro unless you already know the use cases for Vera

[@aditya-narayan-mishra]

One day when you will be old, you'll realize you should have not skipped those 7 minutes

[@CrixgoTv]

I love u bro thanks for this you saved 7 minutes of my life 😂

[@ronniewatson322]

One note, I have encrypted my c:\ drive with veracrypt, but it's an sdd PCI Express m.2 drive. I have a slight hit but you would not notice it unless you did a performance bench mark. Even a SATA ssd drive also slight notice. The problem is HDD drives takes a major hit and you are right be cautious when encrypting them drives. So true man so true!

[@pepeshopping]

Ronnie Watson Right. He does not know what he is talking about. Glad some people still pay attention.

[@ronniewatson322]

@@pepeshopping Am not taking down he is a good teach. I just can relate to veracrypt because I use it on my systems. He has good points that need to understanded.

[@AlienShowz]

@@pepeshopping regardless whether he decides to use FDE or not doesn’t mean he is clueless... either way it still slows down the machine

[@jmayol04]

Very well done. Great introduction and all details and options are explained simply and easy to understand even for non-IT professionals. Thank you.

[@LD-wu9so]

Very well made tutorial. The explanations, in the beginning, are quite helpful.

[@Hansk09]

nice vid but the veracript link in the description is wrong, you wrote .ft instead of .fr

[@samislam2746]

This tutorial was very well explained, but it's not complete, but I agree the hidden VeraCrypt volume way requires another 20 minutes

[@aaabbb-qv4ff]

HI! Very nice tutorial! I have a question, after creating a volume can you resize it? Make it smaller or bigger? Can you merge 2 created volumes by adding their size? And a technical question - WHY we can encrypt whole WINDOWS system disc/partition and not LINUX? Shouldn't they be the same? What is the difference? Thanks!

[@bigmeany1184]

No, not possible you will have to create a new one and transfer from the old one to new one.

[@graceoverall]

​@@bigmeany1184 While VeraCrypt has an expander, it's not reliable in my experience. This does appear to be the unfortunate reality.

[@multitask8650]

brother im from Pakistan and i listen ur this tutorial... ammmmaazing understandable tutorial

[@Dfath]

You're my favorite channel!

[@CheckTesting1]

Belated new year greetings sir 🙏🏾 Brilliant vid, keep up the good work & all the best 👊🏾😃

[@jeanjean4065]

Very well done, thank you very much for your help. It's now clear crystal to me.

[@kostiantynkarzhanov9216]

Very good demonstration! Thank you! 💛

[@leandersmith6184]

Can you do a video how to decrypt your volumes?

[@liberty610]

Great video! I have been looking for a solid option for encryption outside of bitlocker for a while now. This video helped me out! Thanks!

[@zweitlander874]

Thanks for this Tutorial! Very Helpful! :O

[@avisheksinha4264]

First view... Thanks for all the videos sir thanks a lot

[@vinay28784]

Excellent demonstration. Thanks!!!

[@kevinvarvaro4821]

best video on veracrypt ever

[@pepeshopping]

INCORRECT. With AES capable cpu, the encryption is transparent and you do not notice it after the initial mount. Do tell them too that a file container is slower than a drive partition.

[@JORGINHODONASCIMENTO]

What about AxCrypt? Can you make a video explaining the difference between those two?

[@shiloh6519]

Well done, very concise. Thank you

[@francescopresta9570]

Great job Alexis!

[@Themahaaveer]

Why are keyfiles not recommended? If I can keep it safe on multiple devices, won't be a problem. Right ? Also, can I use other common extensions for the container file ?

[@VivekRaoAnandTheGreatestEver]

I really hate seeing your restlessness in the end of the video. You should've let it complete because I really wanted to see the result in that case. I wanted to know how that encrypted flash drive will behave on a system, be it a mac os computer or a linux computer wherein VeraCrypt isn't installed. You should've covered that as well to make the video even more comprehensive and exhaustive.

[@RaulSouza12w]

Thank you! Well done! 👍👍👍

[@prodigy6000]

Nicely done ...excellent thank you, its been awhile since iv done this and i lost my password, but lucky i figured it out...it was a case sensitive issue. I keep the set up files on the drive and use partition so i can open on other systems....something to think about when encrypting the whole drive

[@johnsmith1953x]

We use to install hidden VeraCrypt partitions on external HDs that customers bought from our computer store. These partitions had massive unbreakable passwords that we made up on the spot. We always wonder what happened to those people who unknowingly had these partitions on and stopped at the airport.

[@apchinnarose1281]

Good explanation. Let share Incause of windows corrupted how to recover the encrypted drive partition data

[@markdavidson149]

Great tutorial, thanks!

[@sohailjahagirdar6852]

Hey first thanks for quality informational videos.. Please make some videos on nessus and fortify..

[@LazzySouL]

Pls help I forget password .how to decrypt it now ? 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

[@ivang8805]

You're fucked mate

[@ultrablazed9126]

Tails does support encrypted persistence with veracrypt you can also save certain things like bookmarks and PGP keys

[@dbjungle]

Great tutorial!

[@zulikassim1909]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@zomalfa4363]

So to clarify, you can can encrypt information as well as the drive itself?

[@dah7143]

Very, very helpful.

[@jdavids1332]

where is the second video for the veracrypt tutorial, it use to show how to create the hidden vvolume and how to mount them

[@brunolopes7311]

hi there ... can I ask you what do you think about using tails on a virtual machine? is it secure? thanks

[@xbeast7585]

Thanks Sir

[@MrCODEmaster999]

Now that supercomputers exist in the world then would it be possible for the devices to decrypt veracrypt containers? Governments and mega-corporations could easily afford to purchase or rent these supercomputers so it is believable to an extent.

[@klwthe3rd]

I want to hear an explaination on the benefits and differences between using Veracrypt for full disk encryption and partition encryption. I prefer to encrypt my entire hard drive but every time I go through the veracrypt wizard it pushes you towards just encrypting your C drive partition instead of your entire drive.

[@rikuklaxosaur4521]

Kenneth I need to know what happens if I’ve deleted a partition I set up and encrypted. So I’m assuming I just lost the space and the files I put in it. I don’t mind if the files are gone, as I wanted them gone this time. But that is what I want to make sure. Thoughts?

[@klwthe3rd]

@@rikuklaxosaur4521 it depends on whether you decrypted the drive before you deleted it. As you know deleting anything on a drive doesn't truly erase it. But if the partition was encrypted and deleted as an encrypted partition then it should be ok. If I was you to be safe, I would still wipe the drive(whether it be a HDD or SSD) which overwrites the deleted partition with 1's and 0' just to be extra safe. The problem with Veracrypt is that computer forensic experts can find traces of the use of Veracrypt if the drive is not wiped or destroyed which can make them suspious as to why you were encrypting the drive in the first place. Also, not all encryption algorithms are the same. In my opinion, I tend to like open source algorithms such as Two Fish since the NSA didn't have their hands in the design for which many suspect a potential backdoor. Hope it helps.

[@rikuklaxosaur4521]

@@klwthe3rd yes that helps. So using overwrite software which allows higher level destruction and wiping aught to seal the deal. I didn't mean to delete the file before mounting it and deleting the items inside. I'm not worried about suspicion, I'm a law abiding citizen in every Manner. I just want my photos and other private things secured. It's a shame that nothing can be truly erased though.

[@klwthe3rd]

@@rikuklaxosaur4521 it's not a question of being suspicious as we all have a right to proper security. I commend you on your desire to want to make sure it's completely erase. I recommend the free but extremely effective, "privizer" software. I use it exclusively with extraordinary results. 😁

[@rikuklaxosaur4521]

@@klwthe3rd thank you for that, it's wild how well people and programs can reverse what other programs can do. I encourage everyone to take privacy and security serious. Especially when you look at today's world.

[@divane1171]

awesome video thanx a lot

[@JSC-ORD]

You are very knowledgeable thanks you for sharing awesome channel!!!!!!

[@MrGFYne1337357]

gotta keep them files n folders locked up. bad practice not too. Good stuff Hsploit.

[@pro-thelastrevolutionary8320]

Nice Video. It helped. But I still dont get some basics. Is this made to stop hackers or people with access to your computer? Also I can open the file with no problem at all. Doesnt require me to type in a passwort from my computer. Is this intended to be so?

[@maaslumking1834]

Hi I have encrypted my entire portable hdd as a single partition. I want to make a hidden partition. 1. Is it possible to create this within my current vearcrypt partition or do i have to make separate partitions first and then encrypt them and choose one as hidden? Alternatively: Would it be better for me to create a hidden FILE within this existing encrypted partition instead of aiming to have two partitions? Lastly: My encrypted partition has data stored in it already. Should i delete this and start over or can i continue from here? The instructions do not go into this at all. Any knowledge you can share will be extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. Thank you

[@chhavimanichoubey9437]

Detailed guide thanks

[@shish5885]

when i select the file and digit mont, there’s an error messages, say password incorrect or there are any volume...why?

[@douglasgoldfarb3421]

Can google clearance as well as Microsoft which Robert goldfarb owns

[@silencer2703]

That encryption is overkill for basically everyone, but great tutorial.

[@nanayaw7159]

Hi bro, your tutorial is awesome... emm how did you change the UI of your windows to look red and the explorer dark...???

[@xx3868]

Hi, how do you "Encrypt in place" a existing drive contents? cant seem to find it and read in mag you can do this with Veracrypt

[@MrGunster]

question, what if u encrypt on a thumb drive, but want to use on another computer that doesnt have Veracrypt install on it ?

[@tejasdhakate5256]

If I encrypt a flash drive using vera crypt on my pc , does it opens on my friend's pc where vera crypt is not installed?

[@7he0]

No you are required to have VeraCrypt installed everywhere you intend to use it, and if you are only needing a simple encryption software you shouldn’t use VeraCrypt.

[@maurilio1294]

@@7he0 just be sure, in order to decrypt the flash drive on another computer the only thing I need is to have Veracypt installed and know my password right?

[@Netachi]

@@maurilio1294 Yes

[@SandroM_]

What happened to the website? Offline

[@Kaiyats]

Thanks I was selecting the file I wanted to encrypt and was wondering why it wouldn't load it.

[@douglasgoldfarb3421]

Can covert tags clearance be obtained with permissions protocol Presidental need to know from my family as they

[@loffel1363]

i dont want to be mean or anything... you talk a little too much about unnecessary things. if its a tutorial then just show what its about. or at least make time stamps for people who know this basic stuff

[@emaneezechiel4164]

I agree...

[@KiLL3RiFiCATiON]

You clicked on a 22 minute video and you're saying he talks too much? He literally covered everything that people should know.

[@santiagosepulveda176]

Now you can have persistent memory in Tails!

[@standupman6422]

Hi I have a question that I don't have an answer for... or haven't found one. I have a 128 GB sdcard. I want to at least have 100 GB for a hidden volume, used on both Mac And PC. What do I set for the sizes when I create the volume (the outer one?). Every time I try it makes the volume on 32 GB

[@dhaiwatmehta2323]

If i use full disk enc. then someone got my hdd then format it ... so if they recover data... is that any possibility that they can get data before drive was encrypted ?

[@bonzupii5677]

This seems unlikely.

[@dhaiwatmehta2323]

@@bonzupii5677 i didn't get you

[@7he0]

Depends on how secure the first erase was, for example where I work and drives have to be erased in a 7 Passover, style so as long as you did something secure and similar with your architecture then you should be fine

[@douglasgoldfarb3421]

Something beautiful for the military globally called artificial intelligence

[@s.y.n.c.c]

how can i revert the encryption of a full external drive?

[@7he0]

You will have to erase it Theoretically you would never need to revert it, as the nature of this software is not for casual encryption, when encrypting you had to erase the disk the same goes for reformatting and putting new GUID partitions in

[@Havardr_Ash_Kenaz]

Question: I was wondering if you can mount the encrypted hard drive to any computer after it's encrypted. Is it as simple as downloading veracrypt and unlocking is as usual?

[@7he0]

WayfarerKeith, precisely unless you are using encrypted file keys, then you would have to move those to the second computer as well

[@t.a.4226]

And what is with Boot Menü and Bios is this same crypted on OS Start?

[@Vogel42]

VeraCrypt is nice and all but i CryFS can work very well with services like dropbox.

[@spotlight761]

If i copy a file from an encrypted drive to a non encrypted drive or media (flash drive, DVD+R disk) will i need the password to open the file in the new location?

[@britox.6216]

Why am I getting “select device” instead of “select file” during Volume Location

[@bernardobello6473]

Is veracrypt able to do Asymmetric Encryption?

[@douglasgoldfarb3421]

Can clear veracrypt

[@samdeur]

Why are you saying full disc encryption is slow when accessing data.!? After starting your system the encryption password will be asked and at that moment your disc will be decrypted and your os is allowed and able to start. After that you’re system behaves pretty much like any other system when it comes to speed. I highly doubt you will even notice any difference on a SSD. Please elaborate on your reasoning for discouraging full disk encryption sure there are issues but those are related to backup and such

[@CryptoTonight9393]

I agree that the speed is not really noticeably different. But veracrypt does not completely decrypt the drive when you start the computer. It decrypts/encrypts on the fly there is a speed penalty for this but it is negligible

[@samdeur]

@@CryptoTonight9393 i starting to think just encrypting a folder that contains sensitive data is preferable over encrypting the whole disk.. personally i scan all my household letters you know bills and stuff and put them in a folder that would be a good candidate to encrypt..

[@RRD97]

You didn't show the actual part, after encryption is done on an external drive how to mount it? Windows says to format drive to use it.

[@austinpowell1883]

Ok so what you want to do is not click format you want to mount the drive with veracrypt by clicking select drive > pick the flashdrive partition > mount or click auto mount drives

[@RRD97]

@@austinpowell1883 Ya got it now, but this type of encryption is risky as anyone might format the drive by mistake.

[@douglasgoldfarb3421]

Can clear my nsa security clearance and

[@jester103087]

Now how to unencrypt

[@stephensamuel2242]

which is the best encryption for android

[@pawestarczewski6595]

moving file from android to pc, encrypting, moving back to android

[@OmorFaruk-ny7vh]

I am disappointed. You skipped 3 option. When you enter the volume password. There are 3 option below the key & pim etc. I clicked this video to see those option. I thought the video is long so you might have explained everything.

[@netbin]

LUKS tutorial pls

[@alicheraghi6225]

Done the first encryp file on windows , Secondly done my flash drive as I followed same way u mentioned, Unfortunately all files gone means flash drive is empty now How can I get the files back please

[@neg8098]

They're gone for good.

[@7he0]

When you encrypted the files you should have read the dialogue boxes, when you encrypt it makes a new GUID partition map and has to erase your data, unless you have some good recovery software nothing can be done

[@TwinTailTerror]

i run it on my main drive full encryption but its a m.2 and its super fast and i run it with keys and full drive on the other drives i had my pc stolen and had stuff put on it then had ppl try to hold me accountable as it was in my name this time around it would be shown as tampered with i cant get the hidden vol to work tho the hidden vol is not the same you need to partition the drive in 2 sectors 1 for real 1 for fake as it will install twice the fake os and the real os

[@NotEvenDeathCanSaveU]

I have no idea what he mummbling about slowdowns when encrypting system part... The whole part. is only decrypted at the pre-boot when you start your pc and thats the only time where the cpu hit takes place, you no longer do any encrypting nor decrypting while using windows, the whole pre-boot works just like mounting an encrypted volume but the difference is you doing it before you even start the windows. thus pre-boot.. The only hit on cpu happens when you encrypting partition or disk or files and thats only once, and the every time you enter your password to decrypt these things, thats it Also about encrypting the system drive this is not something you want to stay as far away from as possible, quite opposite actually because if you really work with some sensitive data the windows leaves traces of working with that data within the system drive and that can be potentially recovered and it basically compromises the idea of encrypting something in the first place.. Examples of such traces are: cache, thumbnails, shellbags etc.. Even another thing to note, most encryption systems are vulnerable to cold-boot attacks.. If someone really wants to get the data from your computer and you are using top-notch encrypting softwares they will attempt to do a cold-boot attack.. Its basically an attack that has to take place when the system is either in sleep or lock screen, they spray the ram/s with those liquid cooling thingies, pop out the ram and hook it into another system that will basically download all the data from those rams, one of such data is encryption keys which are always stored in ram if you have something decrypted at that time, for example system part. or some encrypted container even just basic windows password.. The person can find those keys in the memory dump and read it out easily then placing the ram/s back, starting the system and simply entering the correct passwords he obtained.. The whole process takes 2-5 minutes and the only way to surely avoid this is to always shut-down the system when you are going away from it for a longer time.. After shutdown the data on ram then fades completely within 2-3 seconds and the encryption keys wont ever be recoverable.. Also there are other things which can someone do to your system when you are not near it, the most common thing is a hardware keylogger installed in your keyboard or by professionals even directly into your laptop/PC/motherboard.. This is a pretty common tactic by the law enforcement cos they usually cant extort or torture you to give out passwords but judge can easily give out a warrant for collecting the information in this way..., ever heard about some cases where they lock up some big important person and he gets out of prison for a week or month and then hes back in prison again? Yeah thats exactly what is happening, all his stuff can now have a keylogger and he wont ever know about it, its such a classic and it works like 90% of the time..

[@w3w3w3]

never checked the digital sigs lol

[@SuperChelseaSW6]

Demo about Elcomsoft forensic disk decryptor

[@canaldinnoandroidgamestuto9562]

This wallpaper red dnt damage your eyes?

[@themadhack3r431]

Red is easy on the eyes. Blue light hurts them. 😉

[@douglasgoldfarb3421]

I was working on 1988 at polytechnic institute of New York know tandem polytechnic engineering nyu

[@abloogywoogywoo]

Thing is though, if I want to encrypt a file that contains all of my 50+ complex passwords I ever use for work and home, I have to have 1 complex password to decrypt it, thus I'm back where I started. I still need to physically store a password somewhere and I don't have a safety deposit box in a bank...

[@7he0]

abloogywoogywoo, keep it in a safe under your floor if you are that paranoid like me, but you really should do your best to memorise your main password

[@abloogywoogywoo]

@@7he0 I have trouble memorizing the 20+ passwords I'm expected to know at work for all the different legacy systems they use. And I have to change and rotate them every 30 days, if I forget one, my shift just got a whole lot more painful. For home, I just can't do it. :(

[@7he0]

abloogywoogywoo you could consider investing in some sort of rfid based key for the first password, like a safety deposit box but virtual, wish I had more to offer, sorry

[@AlienShowz]

@@abloogywoogywoo I memorized a 30 digit password, it’s not so bad you need to just stare at it long enough

[@martinesse4830]

I can't save the volume to my C drive, even thought I am the admin and only account on my computer.

[@maurilio1294]

Do you know if I can decrypt a flash drive that was encrypted with Veracrypt on another computer just by dowbloding veracrypt and putting my password? Or do I need to do something else if im not using the computer I originally encrypted it on?

[@krey89]

The same software The Dark Overlord used for the 9/11 files

[@SuperChelseaSW6]

Show us passware encryption analyzer it's a good tool

[@cassidyalisabeth5536]

Have you tried lastpass? I enjoy it.

[@MrBikboi]

awesum u cn wobbling wobbling 😂i live Mumbai now bro... so kool video I wnt to hack my aunty pictures for personal reason how cn I do that bro my aunt is beauriful I need to see it.... she dnt let me looking her computers now I cnt get caught again my family will exile and tell polices again..... after I get the sexi style picture how cn I encrypt to save my privacy my aunty cnt find out again 😂😂

[@vishnuv2531]

this got a amajor vulnerability while changing system password background value changes and it will not take the change password you owe me a 1000 Billion $

[@bikramchoudhury9199]

Good

[@greghaston4590]

Does the VeraCrypt App/Program need to remain open all the time you are using the encrypted volume?

[@alexman340]

Thanks a lot ,How can I find the installation link?

[@7he0]

From the VeraCrypt website

[@roniwinchester8351]

1 point xD nice tutorials

[@douglasgoldfarb3421]

Global security

[@AW12place]

If you don't have a certain level of computer knowledge your basically screwed. Will just need to take the risk of having an unencrypted laptop.

[@douglasgoldfarb3421]

Protect me and get rank and produce

[@bappesarker864]

sir , please make a video about ransomware file decryption.

[@roshanwking166]

Hm