Would be a quick way to lose your job and potentially all future waitering jobs.

Or putting black mold in the air ducts in their home. Easy to pass off as just poor home maintenance.

That's why I prefer syncing to Veracrypt instead. If the Arm/M1 Macs didn't throw up such a fuss when installing MacFuse (which Truecrypt required too), using it would have been much easier.

The alternate suggested by Tinyapps was to use Parallels or VMWare running on an M1/M2 Mac and use the Windows version of Veracrypt which is a universal app that runs x86 and Arm, to mount your volumes.

Veracrypt is evolving and I think the latest release dropped some Truecrypt compatibility though.