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The title says it all.
Ability to set a password that, when entered, destroys the data. Preferably without pop up message saying you did.
Or by using a 'decoy' keyfile.
While at it, might add a configurable list that destroys all volumes in that list. So you don't have to go through each one by one.
Tie decryption to unique hardware ID's, ie the hard drive. Making clones inoperable. Ie against parallel brute forcing.
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Rakly3
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Destroy data with special password.
Destroy data with special password and/or decoy keyfile.
Apr 10, 2024
Sorry, I don't understand. Encrypted data is unreadable and practically the same as being destroyed. (You can tell them it was destroyed using random fill.) You can check if the hidden volume's partition is garbled, and it's obvious that destruction requires a lot of computation.
The title says it all.
Ability to set a password that, when entered, destroys the data. Preferably without pop up message saying you did.
Or by using a 'decoy' keyfile.
While at it, might add a configurable list that destroys all volumes in that list. So you don't have to go through each one by one.
Tie decryption to unique hardware ID's, ie the hard drive. Making clones inoperable. Ie against parallel brute forcing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: