At least tell me what’s on my USB stick
if it really is just garbage, delete it
At least tell me what’s on my USB stick
if it really is just garbage, delete it
I hope it’s just a bunch of gifs, so it would be ultimate auto-trolling USB
Hi @swh - as your password seems to be short, may be with the help of a live Kali Linux you may succeed. I never tried this, but it looks like what might help you:
Thank you @PeterRies. Bruteforce-luks is in the AUR. But the possibility of trying it with Kali-Live has not yet crossed my mind. i’ll give that a try
EDIT. Gonna try it in a qemu VM. I’ll let you know if it has done any good
Gonna try it, thanks! It seems it works with LUKS.
Ah! something related to Soccer / Football.
I have a good feeling about this
Never used hashcat before but thought it might be worth a try.
I have never used a tool to spy on passwords before. learning by doing
I just want to know what data is on the damaged stick
I’m always looking over my shoulder spying on myself.
common security best practices !
I thought to myself, writing the password on a piece of paper and putting it in the drawer is a very bad idea
I guess it depends. I myself don’t use luks on any installs although i might if i switched to systemd-boot. I use grub and it takes too long to open or you have to enter password twice under certain circumstances. I can see reasons why one would want to encypt a drive but I myself never have.
You don’t have any friend with a quantum computer ?
I mean the USB stick contains data from a previous Linux installation. But don’t ask me why I encrypted the stick. As soon as I know which data, I also know the reason why I encrypted it
No way.
When it comes to security and safety, I always ask myself: “What would Snowden do?”
Put a piece of Paper in his Wallet
forget his password