Using veracrypt for Ubuntu installed on Nexus 7
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I know that it's possible to install Ubuntu on Nexus 7 , but does it mean that I can encrypt my data with veracrypt that I can install on this device ?
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I know that it's possible to install Ubuntu on Nexus 7 , but does it mean that I can encrypt my data with veracrypt that I can install on this device ?
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Why do you want to use Veracrypt, and not for instance LUKS?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 11:41
Because it can be cracked easily when using it ok mobile device
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 16:35
Why can it be cracked easily on mobile devices? Why is veracrypt better?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 16:41
dx.eng.uiowa.edu/dave/lukstext.php
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 17:05
That attack assumes that the attacker has root on the device, and can dump memory at will. Veracrypt will be vulnerable to exactly the same attacks. Anyhow, if someone has read access to your phones RAM, they can probably read the disk at will as well.
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 17:14
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I know that it's possible to install Ubuntu on Nexus 7 , but does it mean that I can encrypt my data with veracrypt that I can install on this device ?
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I know that it's possible to install Ubuntu on Nexus 7 , but does it mean that I can encrypt my data with veracrypt that I can install on this device ?
encryption nexus-7 veracrypt
encryption nexus-7 veracrypt
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Why do you want to use Veracrypt, and not for instance LUKS?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 11:41
Because it can be cracked easily when using it ok mobile device
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 16:35
Why can it be cracked easily on mobile devices? Why is veracrypt better?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 16:41
dx.eng.uiowa.edu/dave/lukstext.php
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 17:05
That attack assumes that the attacker has root on the device, and can dump memory at will. Veracrypt will be vulnerable to exactly the same attacks. Anyhow, if someone has read access to your phones RAM, they can probably read the disk at will as well.
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 17:14
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Why do you want to use Veracrypt, and not for instance LUKS?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 11:41
Because it can be cracked easily when using it ok mobile device
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 16:35
Why can it be cracked easily on mobile devices? Why is veracrypt better?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 16:41
dx.eng.uiowa.edu/dave/lukstext.php
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 17:05
That attack assumes that the attacker has root on the device, and can dump memory at will. Veracrypt will be vulnerable to exactly the same attacks. Anyhow, if someone has read access to your phones RAM, they can probably read the disk at will as well.
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 17:14
Why do you want to use Veracrypt, and not for instance LUKS?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 11:41
Why do you want to use Veracrypt, and not for instance LUKS?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 11:41
Because it can be cracked easily when using it ok mobile device
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 16:35
Because it can be cracked easily when using it ok mobile device
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 16:35
Why can it be cracked easily on mobile devices? Why is veracrypt better?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 16:41
Why can it be cracked easily on mobile devices? Why is veracrypt better?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 16:41
dx.eng.uiowa.edu/dave/lukstext.php
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 17:05
dx.eng.uiowa.edu/dave/lukstext.php
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 17:05
That attack assumes that the attacker has root on the device, and can dump memory at will. Veracrypt will be vulnerable to exactly the same attacks. Anyhow, if someone has read access to your phones RAM, they can probably read the disk at will as well.
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 17:14
That attack assumes that the attacker has root on the device, and can dump memory at will. Veracrypt will be vulnerable to exactly the same attacks. Anyhow, if someone has read access to your phones RAM, they can probably read the disk at will as well.
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 17:14
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Why do you want to use Veracrypt, and not for instance LUKS?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 11:41
Because it can be cracked easily when using it ok mobile device
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 16:35
Why can it be cracked easily on mobile devices? Why is veracrypt better?
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 16:41
dx.eng.uiowa.edu/dave/lukstext.php
– dvmvnvq
Jan 19 at 17:05
That attack assumes that the attacker has root on the device, and can dump memory at will. Veracrypt will be vulnerable to exactly the same attacks. Anyhow, if someone has read access to your phones RAM, they can probably read the disk at will as well.
– vidarlo
Jan 19 at 17:14