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How do you achieve FDE on a Pi type device? The author states the companies strict data policies, but seems the solution is carrying unencrypted data, and a mod
by bound008 7y ago
How do you achieve FDE on a Pi type device? The author states the companies strict data policies, but seems the solution is carrying unencrypted data, and a modifiable boot environment in their wallet?
Not trying to point out any shortcomings, I honestly want to know if people reading this have a solution. Many people are relying on Pi(s) to self host data to keep it secure, despite the Pi as a platform not offering any protection in this regard.
EDIT: (Forgot to mention the Microsoft folding keyboard as the "best" of the super portable keyboards, which is still not that great, but has saved me when my MacBook has developed stuck keys)
- opencl 7y agoIt runs Linux, you achieve FDE the same way as any normal Linux system with LUKS aside from a few minor complications. https://robpol86.com/raspberry_pi_luks.html https://robpol86.com/raspberry_pi_luks.html
- bound008 7y agoThanks! Wasn't sure if any of these solutions were easily achieved on all of these ARM devices. Would love to hear any experience on performance, although when you are on a Pi Zero, that doesn't seem too important. At least I can move my PiHole from docker to a fun little device that can display stats on an OLED screen!
- opencl 7y agoThe original Pi and Zero can only hit about 3MB/s with LUKS. The newer models can do around 10. Might be usable if you only encrypt your home folder.