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Yes you do. Any device that doesn't support good enough fde should have syncthing encrypted. Because usually you want the device to boot and start operating una
by ReptileMan 3y ago
Yes you do. Any device that doesn't support good enough fde should have syncthing encrypted. Because usually you want the device to boot and start operating unattended - it is quite vulnerable.
- plagiarist 3y agoI agree with this. FDE for semi-autonomous network devices is just so you can more safely dispose of the drive at end of life. I would like FDE + untrusted device encryption for a NAS. I am glad Syncthing is working on this.