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I doubt it. The companies that require whole disk encryption should have the keys. They generally implement multi-key setups or keep the key at the IT and block
by ptero 2y ago
I doubt it. The companies that require whole disk encryption should have the keys. They generally implement multi-key setups or keep the key at the IT and block the user from changing it. If they didn't and you forgot your key -- ah well. My 2c.
- unsnap_biceps 2y agoThe context of the question was the person installed Linux on their laptop and enabled FDE themselves without using the corporate setup, so presumably corporate wouldn't have the keys to unlock it. As for forgetting your password, that's been attempted unsuccessfully before. https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/contempt-of-court-decrypt-password/ https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/contempt-of-court-de...