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		dist-epoch 11 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Bypassing disk encryption on systems with automati... > 3. the automated tpm unlock fails, prompting for a password. > 4. type in our password. In a serious security conscious setup this should be a big red flag to investigate. Any unexpected boot password prompt.

saljam 11 months ago [–]

yes of course - but in this case the "unexpected" prompt is presented to the attacker, not the user.

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