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It's possible partly by the user shotgunning their own foot. WinRE gets auto-decrypt access to your drive because upon setting up BitLocker, the user chose "aut
by smileybarry 3y ago
It's possible partly by the user shotgunning their own foot. WinRE gets auto-decrypt access to your drive because upon setting up BitLocker, the user chose "automatically unlock this drive on startup" instead of a PIN unlock. (Which then utilizes the TPM to auto-unlock so it's not like your keys are on the storage device directly)
If you use any non-auto unlock -- PIN, passphrase, network -- then WinRE can't magically access your data and needs that code to then retrieve a key from the TPM.