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I may be missing something in your use case. As long as you have the port forwarded you can decrypt from anywhere. Use pub key auth and you’re good to go
I may be missing something in your use case. As long as you have the port forwarded you can decrypt from anywhere. Use pub key auth and you’re good to go
You can decrypt via ssh at boot. I used dropbear to accomplish that on my machine
Thanks to you and everyone else in this thread that recommended HeliBoard. It’s excellent
hey, one of the greatest shows ever made
I recently switched from Joplin to Obsidian for different reasons. I’d prefer something FOSS, but so far I’ve been happy with the transition. Since it works with plain markdown files, it would fit your use case
Running fewer commands as root is more significant risk reduction than having an extra user. I won’t be replying further since I’m simply repeating what others have already said. If you sincerely don’t understand, I suggest doing additional research on your own.
You seem to be looking at the issue in black and white. Any reduction in root access is beneficial. Using sudo with password cache lasting an hour is still preferable to signing in as root. As many people have said, it’s about minimizing attack surface
None of us can tell you the right approach for your specific system and use-case. People are simply pointing out that what you stated you’re doing is insecure and not recommended
Are you asking why it’s more secure to surface a few commands without password rather than all of them…?
How much overlap is there with Dredge gameplay-wise? I’ve been playing a fair bit and am worried I may be too burned out on ocean exploration to enjoy Dave
Same. Maybe I’m just old, but this isn’t even slightly funny. Wish the repetitive, low-effort memes were left back on reddit
Not sure whether or not it was the same team, but Half-Life: Alyx was incredible
I used it for a bit. For a supposedly privacy focused search engine, they sure dislike when users connect through a VPN. I’m met with constant identity checks and, with certain queries, straight up access denied pages. Selling the company to an ad agency is another massive red flag. It’s unfortunate since we’re starved for decent, free search options these days, but skip them.
Mind if I check it out as well? I’m considering switching to NixOS
Fair enough. Every service I run depends on encrypted data, so starting the machine without decrypting isn’t worthwhile in my case. I have to decrypt to get everything back up after power loss anyway.
Main advantages I’m aware of for full disc encryption are encrypted swap and system config. Overkill for some use cases so YMMV, but wanting to point out that decrypting at boot can be done.