Doesn't simply forcing your keychain and ssh/gpg agents to lock when your machine suspends or locks protect you from the ram attacks? I suppose you would still

Doesn't simply forcing your keychain and ssh/gpg agents to lock when your machine suspends or locks protect you from the ram attacks? I suppose you would still have to ensure your screen lock timeout is low enough and correspondingly annoying enough. I've just recently been able to stop having any plaintext credentials on my drive, though it takes a bit of work in some security-naive programs like s3cmd: https://github.com/technomancy/dotfiles/commit/da64e1c390421c8df4060765370bc0b9f939e810 https://github.com/technomancy/dotfiles/commit/da64e1c390421...