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OpenBSD does this by default. It also now directly boots cryptodisks eliminating the need to create a /boot partition and carry it around if you're concerned ab
by dobbsbob 13y ago
OpenBSD does this by default. It also now directly boots cryptodisks eliminating the need to create a /boot partition and carry it around if you're concerned about evil maid attacks, though I would imagine a camera or keyboard hardware keyloggers would defeat that pretty easily
- tedunangst 13y agoThe boot loader is still on the disk, unencrypted.
- Nanzikambe 13y agoThat's what removable media is for
- dobbsbob 13y agoderp, /root correction