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Yes, the disk should definitely be encrypted, but it could be using a rather weak password that you can memorize. The key is not to put too much trust in anythi
by uniqueuid 4y ago
Yes, the disk should definitely be encrypted, but it could be using a rather weak password that you can memorize. The key is not to put too much trust in anything, but also not overengineer the solution. Just like DVDs - you hand an old disk to someone without the expectation that it is usable, but it can become a safety net to recover some of your most important data. Lots of copies keep stuff safe.
- nicknow 4y agoEasy to memorize does not equal weak (i.e., easy to brute force.) You can use natural language to create very difficult to guess or brute force but incredibly easy to remember passwords.