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I'd rather consider using truecrypt and do plausible deniability, and own hardware I don't have to get too emotional about keeping.
by seltzered 16y ago
I'd rather consider using truecrypt and do plausible deniability, and own hardware I don't have to get too emotional about keeping.
- pavel_lishin 16y agoSure, but the OS itself still has to be unencrypted, or at least the boot sector, right? Can't trust that, either, right?
- AngryParsley 16y agoYes, some code has to be unencrypted to use the passphrase to decrypt the rest of the disk. People who are serious about security will boot off a known-good USB drive or CD.