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> I don't understand how wear leveling makes deniability impossible. You just have to overwrite sectors in the false partition at the same rate as ones in the t
by Cider9986 1mo ago
> I don't understand how wear leveling makes deniability impossible. You just have to overwrite sectors in the false partition at the same rate as ones in the true partition. Since both the true and false partitions are encrypted, their contents are mathematically indistinguishable from randomness when viewed without the decryption key.
With deniability, isn't the idea that you would have unlocked the false partition to show that you have nothing on your phone, therefore it's not encrypted?
- Borealid 1mo agoThere's no way to prove the second partition is real encrypted data instead of random garbage. It gets wear-leveled but that would also be the case if the true partition had been resized before. It doesn't matter if the false partition is unlocked or not - you can plausibly deny there's anything on the phone at all.