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> Key is in memory at all times after boot on all of those. I would think it would have to be while the device is mounted and OS locked, but surely if you dism
by ridgered4 4y ago
> Key is in memory at all times after boot on all of those.
I would think it would have to be while the device is mounted and OS locked, but surely if you dismount a secondary disk/container the key is purged?
- lrvick 4y agoAs long as that secondary disk uses a different FDE key and you manually unmount it. This is easily done with LUKS on Linux but YMMV on other operating systems