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If it boots, then you (or the thief) needs to provide credentials. When not booted, the disk is encrypted so the thief cannot overwrite the /etc/shadow file.
by cobbaut 3y ago
If it boots, then you (or the thief) needs to provide credentials. When not booted, the disk is encrypted so the thief cannot overwrite the /etc/shadow file.
- q2dg 3y agoYes, that's was the reason of my question: there are several mechanisms to not need to provide credentials anyway (interactively). But @yokaze has pointed to a situation where this has sense. Thanks!