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Hey,
the race condition is still a known issue, right? My plan was to change the disk layout and do the following:
use two encrypted partitions, for / and /home
for the "new suspend": use normal suspend for /, but make a luks suspend for the /home partition
To luks resume I need to enter the password for /home
As / is not luksSuspended, there should be no race condition, right? It's also a nice trade of for me: a cold boot attack is unlikely - and if they do it they don't have access to /home. And that's where the important private data is stored.
Is there a tool that supports this? I could basically
open a terminal and cryptsetup luks suspend home
systemctl suspend
after wake up: use the open terminal and cryptsetup luks resume home
I'm thinking about adopting your project. Would be nice to get some thoughts of you. I really would like to have a cold boot defense mechanism that works reliable (using just this project out of the box hangs too often for me).
Hibernate is disabled in linux-hardened.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey,
the race condition is still a known issue, right? My plan was to change the disk layout and do the following:
luks suspend
for the /home partitionluks resume
I need to enter the password for /homeAs / is not luksSuspended, there should be no race condition, right? It's also a nice trade of for me: a cold boot attack is unlikely - and if they do it they don't have access to /home. And that's where the important private data is stored.
Is there a tool that supports this? I could basically
cryptsetup luks suspend home
systemctl suspend
cryptsetup luks resume home
I'm thinking about adopting your project. Would be nice to get some thoughts of you. I really would like to have a cold boot defense mechanism that works reliable (using just this project out of the box hangs too often for me).
Hibernate is disabled in
linux-hardened
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: