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It's enough that I fill unused drives with /dev/random. Good luck to me proving that it is not encrypted data (and vice versa). Headers are irrelevant, they are
by comboy 7y ago
It's enough that I fill unused drives with /dev/random. Good luck to me proving that it is not encrypted data (and vice versa). Headers are irrelevant, they are no different than a paper label on the hdd saying "encrypted".
- pas 7y agoUsually they establish the presence of encrypted stuff via witnesses and via thumbnails left in cache and logs, symlinks, etc. referring to it.