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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 months ago

VPS encryption

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VPS encryption

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 months ago

How would you protect files of a VPS (Virtual Private Server) from snooping by the service provider?

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you can but an ssh server in your initramfs.
dropbear-initramfs i guess was the name in debian.
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  Pretty cool!
  
  Android and ChromeOS both also just use fuse for userspace (and user-files) encryption. This could totally be used too.
  
  But of course, if something is not on your RAM it is not safe

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