On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 9:05 PM, Mark Thomas
   <[1]mark00thomas@gmail.com> wrote:

     any commercial product could be compromised and not completely
     secure. Like Apple’s FileVault2, which Apple has a key to.

   There aren't known backdoors in FileVault2, or for that mater,
   Microsoft's Bitlocker. Apple, on the other hand, has been pretty
   forthcoming with law enforcement backdoors in iPhones (which, actually,
   seem fairly reasonable, IMO)
   Don't trust their encrypted filesystem? You better not trust the OS
   either, for that surely has access to all of the encryption keys you've
   ever put in main memory.
   tl;dr: if you don't trust proprietary encrypted filesystems, you better
   not trust the proprietary OSes they're built into either.
   --
   Tony Arcieri

References

   1. mailto:mark00thomas@gmail.com