> I did not boot from another disk, but a random sample of files from the LSOF list are able to open; they're not encrypted. `cat` on some of the .txt files rea

> I did not boot from another disk, but a random sample of files from the LSOF list are able to open; they're not encrypted. `cat` on some of the .txt files reads out the plain text. If you booted from a disk that may be infected those things don’t say much. Smart malware will silently decrypt files it encrypted on read until the moment it decides to make itself known to you.