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If I have a disk image or access to the physical drive, it's trivial. This means they can no longer be considered encrypted at rest.
by mintplant 6mo ago
If I have a disk image or access to the physical drive, it's trivial. This means they can no longer be considered encrypted at rest.
- dist-epoch 6mo agoIf your computer storage is not fully encrypted you have bigger worries than the swap file.
- munk-a 6mo agoIf you're on prem or able to manipulate the machine into an OS of your choosing, yes. But with purely remote access to a device the disk is pretty decently secured (even if Window's ACLs are nightmareishly convoluted).