Re: Isn't it time for the encrypted file system???

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Linus Walleij wrote:
The key is a key infrastructure, e.g. your device is encrypted so that you can access it with two keys: your key or a master key deployed at your company (this could be device-unique or just a big master key).

I don't know if there are such things designed for LUKS tho...


Agreed on this point. Key recovery is a big problem and one that it takes a lot of infrastructure to support. Red Hat has some products in this area, but they aren't open source (yet.) But it's probably waaaay too much for someone who just wants to download and try fedora. I would suggest that designing so that it uses the right kinds of keys and what you want the user experience to be is the right place to start. And then figure out how to build management infrastructure from there.

--Chris


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