Encrypting without full disk encryption question
Encrypting without full disk encryption question
I use a headless server connected to nothing but an ethernet cable in my basement, and I'd prefer to allow the thing to boot by itself and start up without me needing to unlock the disk encryption every single time I do an update or power back on. Its a Dell 9500t NUC that I'm using it as a server and am wondering whether its possible to encrypt everything still.
I do generally use docker containers, so could I potentially encrypt just the containers themselves, assuming I'm worried about a smash and grab rather than someone keeping the machine powered up and reading my ram?
If it can power up and decrypt the docker volumes on its own without prompting you for a password in your basement, it will also power up and decrypt the docker volumes on its own without prompting the robbers for a password in their basement
Exactly, I don't get why people want (full disk) encryption, but with automounted keyfiles after reboot 😂
First reason I think of to use fde all the time even if it's automatically unlocked, is it's simple to securely delete everything all at once. Just delete all the keys or overwrite that section of the desk.