>fully encrypt drives because of muh security and freedoms
>noticeable slow down on even the SSD
Thanks /g/.
So what?
Did you think there wasn't going to be a performance impact from using full disk encryption?
>encrypting ssd
What a fag
at least your chinese cartoons are safe anon
Use AES-256 by itself, idiot.
>>51632009
you could raid 0 your chinese cartoons
>spend a week fully encrypting multiple backup drives so no-one finds my porn if I die
>realize I used 128 AES
>actually be bothered by this despite it being effectively just as secure
A little slow down is a small price to pay to satisfy one's autism, and really, isn't that what encryption is all about?
>>51632074
What do you mean by this?
>>51632169
It might be a problem in a few years.
>>51632009
>I saved some data and now I have less space on my SSD, thanks /g/
>I drove a mile on a full tank and now I have less fuel, thanks /o/
>I needed advice, and I got it, now I don’t need advice, thanks /adv/
>not just stand alone encrypting your sensitive files
Top pleb. Even using the encrypted drive requires encrypting the temporary files involved, how on earth could there not be slowdown?
If data was already on the ssd/flash medium, congrats you just moved it around you didn't encrypt anything due to wear-leveling system on chip.
>>51632009
Get an OPAL drive?
>>51632694
>not making /tmp a ramdisk
Is there any point in fulldisk encryption for a laptop with an SSD besides security for my media.
>>51632009
>encryption
no one gives a fuck about your horse cock porn you waste of oxygen.
>>51632009
You should take an unnoticeable 2-3% decrease in performance.
How did you encrypt your hard drive?
>>51633569
There isn't a point in using fulldisk encryption if you don't have sensitive data (where sensitive data -> private life and administrative things). In most case it's useful when your laptop is stolen or someone powered him On. If it's someone who truly want your data, a fulldisk encryption with two factor authentication and a signed bootloader is the only option. Oh, and in this case pray for your life.
>>51632009
>>51632036
>>51632074
>>51632169
>>51633454
Children reporting in.
>>51632699
>implying someone, once in earth, encrypted a drive without securely wipe it.
>>51632009
>Get an 850 EVO
>Brochure tells me using the hardware encryption feature has no impact on performance
>Enable it for fun straight away and have no way of telling if it does cause I've never used the drive without it
>>51632009
I'm curious, say I AES my entire disk with a secure password and I use something like Arch and I always turn off my computer (as oppose to sleeping it) to protect from cold boot attacks. How else can I get fucked?
The main thing I can spot is I've not protected my internet in that scenario. What else is there to do?
>>51633755
>with two factor authentication and a signed bootloader is the only option
What even is this?
>>51632169
Your mum will definitely not be able to break AES-128
>>51634871
10 years from now I bet the computer power and software required to do so will be readily available leaving dated encryption trivial to crack.
>>51634813
If you ever get fucko'd you wont have enough time to press Alt+PrtSc+O.
Just stack your encryption:
>luks+dm-cript for the entire drives
>ecryptfs for individual directories
>gpg for individual files
unless you decrypted the files for their use, there's no point in time where your files are ever vulnerable.
>hurr durr too slow
if you actually care about protecting your data it's never too slow.
>>51635323
Anon, no-one is coming for your god damn Chinese cartoons.
>>51635323
>unless you decrypted the files for their use, there's no point in time where your files are ever vulnerable.
I've often worried about what happens when I decrypt a file.
Like say I go be a pleb and use something like 7-Zip to stick AES on a file. Later on I then decrypt the file and extract it from the 7-Zip archive, I then use the file and delete it when I'm done , keeping the encrypted archive. I then turn off my computer.
Are there any traces of the unencrypted file left?
>>51635600
TUrn off Swap, nothing should persist after a reboot in your /tmp
>>51632009
>falling for the encrypted drive meme
haha we got another one guys!
>>51632009
Why the fuck would you take /g/'s advice in the first place? That's your fault for having downs.
