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Two issues with that - you have to make sure you dispose of the key(s), and this doesn't let you securely erase just part of the drive.
by wyager 4y ago
Two issues with that - you have to make sure you dispose of the key(s), and this doesn't let you securely erase just part of the drive.
- buildbot 4y ago3. Technically someone could uncover a flaw in whatever encryption you used.
- rqtwteye 4y agoOnce you have an attacker with that kind of technical skill, you are in a totally different world.
- JosephRedfern 4y agoNot necessarily -- if the drive was found and decrypted after the exploit was leaked and made public (perhaps YEARS after it being a 0-day), it wouldn't necessarily be a skilled attack.