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How can In use a crypted Filesystem ?

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How can In use a crypted Filesystem ?

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To use a crypted Filesystem – you first need to actually create it. I came accross an article showing me how to do it using cryptsetup. Check it out under http://luks.endorphin.org. Note that this is the upcoming standard for filesystem encryption under linux LUKS was designed according to TKS1, a template design developed in [TKS1] for secure key setup. LUKS closely reassembles the structure recommended in the TKS1 paper, but also adds meta data for cipher setup management and LUKS also supports for multipe keys/passphrases. Why LUKS? – compatiblity via standardization, – secure against low entropy attacks, – support for multiple keys, – effective passphrase revocation, – free For creating the Crypted Filesystem – I assume using the /dev/sda1 device (USB-Drive). Replace all instances of sda1 with the device you require.

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