KeePass or any other password wallet to store and transport keys

[Ben McGinnes]

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On 23/07/12 6:52 AM, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
> 
> Cryptography is a subtle art, and algorithms interact with each 
> other in deeply surprising and counterintuitive ways.  Before 
> advocating that algorithms be composed together to achieve certain 
> results, it's good to make sure that these compositions are 
> cryptanalytically sound.  :)

On a semi-related tangent, does this mean that utilising the three
symmetric ciphers available in TrueCrypt (AES, Serpent and Twofish) is
a bad idea or do they play well together?

Also, if you had to pick one of those three, which would you choose
(for general purposes rather than a specific threat model and ignoring
the possible speed differences between AES and Serpent)?


Regards,
Ben

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