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Commonly machines will be configured (via Group Policy) to store their Bitlocker recovery keys in Active Directory (where they are readable by only privileged u
by EvanAnderson 5y ago
Commonly machines will be configured (via Group Policy) to store their Bitlocker recovery keys in Active Directory (where they are readable by only privileged users).
(It would be nice if MSFT would do with Bitlocker recovery keys what they do with EFS recovery keys, and encrypt them with a public key. At that point popping Active Directory wouldn't be enough to get Bitlocker recovery keys-- you'd need a private key that, hopefully, was stored offline or in an HSM.)