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by pxeger1
1019 days ago
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Change the bootloader and /bin/init so that it captures the disk encryption password as you enter it. It could then send it to me, or add a second password that I know so that I can decrypt it with later physical access. Actually, on second thought, it's secure boot that protects against this attack, which doesn't require or use a TPM? So maybe I'm wrong |
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