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Doesn’t FAT do that? Although maybe a Linux user choosing to use FAT for some other reason isn’t that plausible in itself…
by rlanday 13y ago
Doesn’t FAT do that? Although maybe a Linux user choosing to use FAT for some other reason isn’t that plausible in itself…
- MertsA 13y agoDon't be so quick to judge, I've got a small FAT partition on my boot drive right now for the EFI system partition. That partition also doesn't frequently have data written to it, you could in theory hide a small encrypted volume in the free space and so long as Grub wasn't updated nothing would touch that free space.
- porlw 13y agoI don't think FAT even bothers to zero the data when it's allocated, so you might be able to see what was previously stored in a block by reading it straight after allocation. OTOH this might be driver dependent.