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Well, I'm not sure if one wants to just call security approaches "tricks". A "trick" approach is often one that can be undone if your adversary knows about it (
by joe_the_user 8y ago
Well, I'm not sure if one wants to just call security approaches "tricks". A "trick" approach is often one that can be undone if your adversary knows about it (keeping your files hidden somewhere in your luggage would be a "trick"). A cohesive approach should be unbreachable if minimal conditions are met.
If you can assure a "trustworthy" base computing environment (one that isn't keylogged etc), then having your valuable files encrypted in a remote location should work (which is the idea of tailsOS boot + a remote drive). How determined the adversary would determine how hard they might fight again you getting such a trustworthy environment.
Just sayin'
- snazz 8y agoThe “tricked-out-bootloader” approach also seems to be brought up often: have your hard drive portioned into two sections (or even have two hard drives), then configure your bootloader to start up the non-encrypted, not suspicious partition unless you press a specific key combo at boot and enter your disk encryption password.