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by mindslight
5243 days ago
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That would be preferable, and would have the same properties as keeping a non-passphrase-encrypted copy of your LUKS key elsewhere (possibly a central repository), but would reduce the usability of their software that can 'unlock whole fleets of drives'. And there's no guarantee that there isn't even a secret third unencryption method, companies love to have future options. |
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