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Can a file system enforce permissions against an OS that doesn't want to respect them, short of encrypting everything and demanding the host OS supply the key?
by rawling 4y ago
Can a file system enforce permissions against an OS that doesn't want to respect them, short of encrypting everything and demanding the host OS supply the key?
- mikepurvis 4y agoNo it can't. This is why FDE is a thing— the moment you can talk to the disk from another system, you have root.
- MereInterest 4y agoNope, not at all. What I'd want is for the file permissions to be stored when mounting in the Linux partition, and to be read-only when mounted in the Windows partition.