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You are simply explaining why you don't give people your disk encryption password. It's a lot of access, and just about impossible to be sure there's not substa
by XorNot 3y ago
You are simply explaining why you don't give people your disk encryption password. It's a lot of access, and just about impossible to be sure there's not substantial valuable content in free space or swap on disk.
- zaphirplane 3y agoI’m saying if passwords are available to someone with physical access to a person’s computer, there are many situations when that physical access is had without the owner realizing their passwords are at risk