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In the past I have used LUKS and simply stored a copy of the passphrase centrally. Not very "enterprise" though. A user who wants to destroy data can do so reg
by jstanley 8y ago
In the past I have used LUKS and simply stored a copy of the passphrase centrally. Not very "enterprise" though.
A user who wants to destroy data can do so regardless. Storing a key centrally only guards against accidental loss of the key.