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By: Alex

Alex — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 20:50:14 +0000

I’ve seen multiple cases where full disk encryption failed to protect the data and the FULL disk leaked due to user error. No matter how hard you strive to protect a drive with all kinds of security you can think of – the disk will get mounted and the user can leave it widely available to physically logged in people or to someone who exploited their machine remotely. So in reality, FDE only works if the laptop is stolen, only if the attacker has not obtained the key in advance or doen’t use the “rubber hose cryptanalysis”

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