What disk encryption does Any Forums use? Just installed Arch for the first time and wondering what the most popular full disk encryption is (and why)?
What disk encryption does Any Forums use...
Jaxson Gray
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Gavin Lee
Isnt disk encryption something you supposed to do during installation?
Jason Stewart
i use luke because thats the only thing i know, i am a faggot like you OP so idk
Colton Robinson
I use Luks LVM
Chase Robinson
Bitlocker on Windows, LUKS on Linux
Sinple as
Oliver Reyes
VeraCrypt or LUKS
Xavier Ross
On Linux, for FDE most use LUKS as its pretty easy and transparent during partitioning and setup of the install process. On Windows some use BitLocker, but that's not quite the same thing and of course not FOSS.
For discretionary encryption of a wide variety of files, especially an encrypted partition or mountable file store (with or without a plausible deniability layer), VeraCrypt is worth it on any OS from Linux to Windows. It has higher quality encryption algos and a lot of options, and can be applied to a ton of different situations from a single file to a partition.
Leo Barnes
Veracrypt, used by drug vendors and buyers on the dn
Asher Roberts
LUKS2 obviously.
Carson Butler
luks, but you should encrypt before installing
Luke Rogers
The one that comes with Asus's ROG and Windows 11. Not like I have anything valuable there only myself and my sister uses it. Oh well actually it has lots of picture of my sister naked when she was a small kid, what's with women saving naked pictures of themselves
Oliver Ortiz
Does someone what's the difference between Windows's "device encryption" and Bitlocker?
Bitlocker is only available in pro, enterprise or education versions. But why do they have two different types of encryption, why not just allow Bitlocker for home edition users too?
Asher Butler
luks2 with lvm on FDE, only few distros can do this, arch is one of them.
Alexander Clark
have fun when arch irreversibly breaks and you can't recover any of your data because you encrypted it like a retard.
Jason Jenkins
The nice thing about LUKS is that you can decrypt it from anywhere LUKS can run, typically only requiring the password that it was encrypted with. That's been my experience these past 13 years at least.
Henry Johnson
Just make regular backups if your data is even slightly important. A much better option than relying on being able to recover data from a single drive.
Xavier Moore
luks but if you want full disk including OS you should have done it duing instasll
Caleb Jones
why lvm?(if you mean that encrypt your unified partitions will gives any advantage you are a fucking retard)
Adrian Foster
Bitlocker is fine as long as you disable the default saving of your key to your MS account
Jaxon Foster
Yep. I plug in my encrypted drives, decrypt them, then rsync them about once a month. It can be done from a liveUSB, very easy, I like TAILS for this task.
Brandon Long
you're supposed to encrypt your drive during installation, here's a video that'll tell you how to do it step-by-step: invidious-us.kavin.rocks
it's a bit long because he covers all bases, jump to the part where it pertains you.
Anthony Watson
if you prefer youtube: youtube.com
Brayden Jenkins
thanks bro
Austin Howard
because I don't need a big protection, only to prevent basic robbery, and my working machine is low spec, so only one password protecting all is enough instead of having 3 encrypted instances running.