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reorder9695
13 hours ago
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Would this mean any TPM based decryption keys could potentially be compromised in this kind of attack? E.g. when they're used for LUKS disk encryption.
mjg59
13 hours ago
Yup, if there's no passphrase involved.
rocqua
8 hours ago
Even if there is a passphrase, this would likely allow for brute-forcing it.
mjg59
5 hours ago
No, you'll still have the TPM's dictionary attack lockout.
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