If you’re on Windows 11, there’s a good chance you’re using BitLocker to protect your system files and personal data.

A newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft’s BitLocker encryption system has raised alarms about data security.

If you're in the habit of transferring files using USB drives, you may want to protect the information you store on them.

No one can open up your laptop, take the drive out, and pry into your data — your files would appear scrambled without the decryption key. BitLocker ensures that only you (or someone with whom ...

Windows 11, Windows 10, and even older versions come pre-installed with a security and encryption feature called BitLocker. It enables users to encrypt everything on the drive where Windows is ...

A bug in Windows 11 24H2 and older versions of the operating system causes the BitLocker settings to stop working.

This BitLocker configuration has been broken for a while, the hacker said, and can be attacked from both hardware and software sides to decrypt a drive's data. In his hour-long presentation ...

A critical vulnerability in Windows BitLocker could expose your passwords and sensitive data. Learn how to protect yourself ...

Unless the user intentionally turns on Bitlocker PIN, this key from the TPM is the only credential needed to decrypt the drive, and is automatically provided at boot time. We’ve covered one ...

Windows 11 Home introduces a host of new features designed to enhance the user experience. The redesigned start menu provides ...

Microsoft plans to end Windows 10 support this year so join the future and get the new look, productivity tools, an AI assistant, and more.

You've encrypted your flash drive using BitLocker To Go, and now your data is safe from prying eyes. To anyone without your password, your files are garbled beyond ...