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you'll still have to explain why there is a huge blob of seemingly random data on your hard drive if someone looks close enough.
by malka 7y ago
you'll still have to explain why there is a huge blob of seemingly random data on your hard drive if someone looks close enough.
- jbarberu 7y agoWith whole disk encryption the whole drive is seemingly random data, that's the point.
- captkos 7y agoLast i checked, you don't have to explain sh!t. Besides, I would just tell them i boot from a live cd only to prevent system compromise..
- brigandish 7y ago> Last i checked, you don't have to explain Exactly. One of my favourite vids is Don't Talk To The Police, it's the right thing to (not) do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE
- mianos 7y agoThe common plausible explanation is you securely erased the disk or partition before. This would produce the same randomness signature.