You didn’t mention how many inner volumes for each hidden veracrypt volume but more than one would set the stage for a chaotic scenario as mentioned - above. Albeit, the best passwords are the ones you can't remember - I am borderline!!
#HOW TO USE VERACRYPT HIDDEN VOLUME PASSWORD#
It becomes even more complicated – in terms of security/secret – since each password muss be strong and unique! I can manage keeping 5 STRONG passwords/phrases in memory without writing them down but more than that requires physical notation because of their infrequent usage, and that becomes a security issue – where to store them. I would have two headers from which veracrypt can work with. It becomes a juggling act remembering how big, where is what, which password to use, how many volumes did I create, etc.- when creating even multiple volumes in which you can create hidden volumes!! That means you must have several headers for veracrypt to determine where each volume begins/ends no problem here since the wizard does the calculating for you but have your paper and pencil at hand. Adding a hidden volume requisite you create an outer volume in which to hide it. Say you already have an encrypted veracrypt volume/partition, etc. Could happen if you are really such a security minded person. That would be unnecessary overkill because you may not know one-day either :). Nobody would ever know how many inner hidden containers you have. In you question concerning multiple inner hidden containers - you wrote
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