-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 This is VeraCrypt's Warrant Canary. Statements - ----------- VeraCrypt developers state the following: 1. The date of issue of this canary is May 29th, 2025. 2. VeraCrypt main signing key is used to sign this canary. Its ID is 0x680D16DE and its fingerprint is 5069 A233 D55A 0EEB 174A 5FC3 821A CD02 680D 16DE 3. No warrants have ever been served to them with regards to the VeraCrypt Project (e.g. to hand out the private signing keys, or to introduce backdoors), nor have any searches or seizures taken place. 4. The next such canary statement is planned to be published before the end of June 2025. Special note should be taken if no new canary gets published by that time, or if the list of statements change without plausible explanation. Disclaimers & Notes - ---------------------- This scheme is not infallible. Although signing the declaration makes it very difficult for a third party to produce arbitrary declarations, it does not prevent them from using force, or other means like blackmail, or compromise of the signers' laptops, to coerce us to produce false declarations. The news feed quoted below (Proof of Date) serves to demonstrate that this canary could not have been created prior to the date stated. It shows that a series of canaries were not created in advance. This declaration is merely a best effort and provided without any guarantees, warranty, and is not legally binding in any way to anybody. None of the signers should be ever held legally responsible for any of the statements made here. Proof of Date - -------------------- As of Thursday, 29 May 2025 08:05:00 UTC, here are the current headlines: (from https://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/world/rss.xml) Elon Musk leaves White House but says Doge will continue Musk's exit comes after he criticised the legislative centrepiece of the president's agenda. Gaza warehouse broken into by 'hordes of hungry people', says WFP Video footage shows crowds breaking into the warehouse and taking bags of flour and cartons of food. Rosenberg: What a new Stalin statue says about Russia's attempt to reshape history A brand new statue of the Soviet dictator Josef Stalin has been unveiled at a Metro station in Moscow. Trump appears to set Putin 'two-week' deadline on Ukraine The US president's remarks on Wednesday come as Russia intensifies its attacks on Ukraine. Rat-borne diseases cause crisis in Sarajevo Health experts in Bosnia and Herzegovina are warning there is a serious public health problem in the capital. Cassie Ventura needed stitches after Diddy beating, trial hears Deonte Nash testified that he spent years witnessing the music mogul's abuse and threats. Israel PM says Hamas's Gaza chief Mohammed Sinwar has been killed Mohammed Sinwar was the target of a Israeli strike on the courtyard of the European hospital in Khan Younis on 13 May. German chancellor promises to help Ukraine produce long-range missiles Friedrich Merz said earlier there were "no longer" any range restrictions on weapons supplied by Kyiv's Western allies. Glacier collapse buries most of Swiss village Many homes in Blatten have been flattened after a large chunk of the Birch glacier fell on to the village. German court rejects Peruvian farmer's landmark climate case Saúl Luciano Lliuya believes energy giant RWE should be held responsible for melting glaciers. Deborra-Lee Furness describes 'betrayal' amid Hugh Jackman divorce The couple filed for divorce this month after announcing their separation in September 2023. Giant of African literature Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o dies aged 87 The Kenyan author sent shockwaves through African literature by refusing to write in English. French paedophile surgeon who abused hundreds sentenced to 20 years in jail Joel Le Scouarnec, who has admitted his guilt, said last week he neither wanted nor expected to be shown leniency. Indian man who disguised parcel bomb as wedding gift jailed for life The bomb, disguised as a wedding gift, killed a software engineer and his great aunt just days after his wedding in 2018. Kenyan president apologises to Tanzania over deportation row It follows growing criticism from Kenyans targeting Tanzania's president over the recent deportation of activists. Norwegian princess moves to Australia for university Princess Ingrid Alexandra, who is second in line to the throne, will study at the University of Sydney. Canada 'strong and free' and other takeaways from King's throne speech King Charles delivered the first throne speech in Canada by a monarch since 1977, amid tensions with the US. Australia's Liberal-National coalition reunite a week after split The two conservative parties have negotiated on key policy issues in a bid to mend the rift Trump administration seeks to pull estimated $100m in Harvard funding Federal agencies will review their grants to the top university to decide whether they should be terminated. Orban accused of using Ukraine spy row in fight for political survival Relations between war-torn Ukraine and its Nato neighbour Hungary plummet to a new low. What happens now after Trump suffers major blow to economic policy? The Trump administration lodges an appeal against the ruling shortly after it was announced. The terrifying new weapon changing the war in Ukraine The BBC reports from Donetsk where swarms of fibre optic drones give Russia the edge as Ukraine defends towns behind the front line. Tears and heartbreak over tragic story of South African girl sold by her mother Joshlin Smith's mother, branded the "mastermind" in her child's disappearance, is to be sentenced. Fleeing US deportations, it took this family three tries to enter Canada Migrant Araceli and her family hoped Canada offered safety from President Trump's immigration crackdown, but claiming asylum proved a challenge. Hopes of parenthood crushed after IVF embryos destroyed in Israel's Gaza offensive Couples in Gaza using IVF to help them conceive “left with nothing” after 4,000 embryos at an IVF clinic were destroyed. How 'laughing gas' became a deadly - but legal - American addiction Nitrous oxide overdoses have increased in the US, but the substance is still legal as a "culinary product". Namibia marks colonial genocide for first time with memorial day Concentration camps and pseudoscientific experiments were used by German officials to torture and kill. Trump's battle on international students explained... in 70 seconds The BBC's Nomia Iqbal spoke to students at Harvard University, which is the target of funding cuts and a ban on international student enrollment. Watch: BBC team flees drone attack in Ukraine Yogita Limaye was reporting from the town of Rodynske when a blast was heard nearby. Glacier collapse swallows part of Swiss village One person has been reported missing and many homes have been flattened. Moment SpaceX Starship spins out of control in test flight Fuel leaks on the rocket caused it to begin spinning, leading to an uncontrolled re-entry through Earth's atmosphere. 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