@rudolf i mean it's more to have the feature of (10 pin fail = autoremove key) to protect the key from bruteforcing, like that i can use a luks2 (with a more easy password) on it.
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@rudolf i mean it's more to have the feature of (10 pin fail = autoremove key) to protect the key from bruteforcing, like that i can use a luks2 (with a more easy password) on it. 2 comments
@rudolf i don't care about vera crypt, i will use luks who also have flawless security, the hardware security is AGAIN, to have the bruteforce protection out of the box, because only Governement have the power to do search to bypass them |
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The ones I read about were broken by simple reverse engineering, not by brute force. A volume encrypted by Truecrypt/Veracrypt is much safer and can be read by almost any device.