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reorder9695
2 days ago | 0 comments
Would this mean any TPM based decryption keys could potentially be compromised in this kind of attack? E.g. when they're used for LUKS disk encryption.
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mjg59
2 days ago
Yup, if there's no passphrase involved.
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rocqua
1 day ago
Even if there is a passphrase, this would likely allow for brute-forcing it.
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mjg59
1 day ago
No, you'll still have the TPM's dictionary attack lockout.
[–] mjg59 2 days ago
[–] rocqua 1 day ago
[–] mjg59 1 day ago