> "I forgot" is generally not a valid defense. Am I the only here who had to re-install Linux after x weeks or months of uptime because the LUKS password was f

> "I forgot" is generally not a valid defense. Am I the only here who had to re-install Linux after x weeks or months of uptime because the LUKS password was forgotten? It happened to me more than once. How is it "generally not" (but sometimes yes?) a valid defense when it's a fact that people are losing their passwords? The internet is full of messages like: "I forgot my LUKS password but remember it had the name of my dog in it" (not advising to do that btw), "Is there a way to crack my own password?" P.S: I've got backup of all my files and configuration files, so re-installing Linux ain't a problem: theft / flood / fire / full-disk encryption password lost... I wouldn't lose anything.