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Like you said with TrueCrypt the key stays in RAM and is vulnerable to attacks. Using a hardware based key makes digital attacks impossible AFAIK. Although it'
by ilurk 11y ago
Like you said with TrueCrypt the key stays in RAM and is vulnerable to attacks.
Using a hardware based key makes digital attacks impossible AFAIK. Although it's still subject to physical attacks (eg: theft, coercion).
BTW, I'm surprised there is no mention of SSD and other flash drives, since IIRC that poses problems for FDE.