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No, it wouldn't. The guest kernel has unencrypted access to the filesystem (it has to if you want to get anything in or out), and that's just a process running
by regularfry 17y ago
No, it wouldn't. The guest kernel has unencrypted access to the filesystem (it has to if you want to get anything in or out), and that's just a process running on their host. I'm reliably informed that getting the FS contents under those circumstances is relatively trivial.