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Transparente Verschlüsselung für Anwender-Home-Verzeichnisse | |||
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Notwendige Software installieren | |||
# apt-get install ecryptfs-utils rsync lsof | # apt-get install ecryptfs-utils rsync lsof | ||
Das ecryptfs kernel module laden | |||
# modprobe ecryptfs | # modprobe ecryptfs | ||
Permanent in /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf eintragen | |||
=Assisted Encrypted Home Directory= | =Assisted Encrypted Home Directory= |
Version vom 29. Juli 2020, 08:37 Uhr
Transparente Verschlüsselung für Anwender-Home-Verzeichnisse
Anforderungen
Notwendige Software installieren
# apt-get install ecryptfs-utils rsync lsof
Das ecryptfs kernel module laden
# modprobe ecryptfs
Permanent in /etc/modules-load.d/modules.conf eintragen
Assisted Encrypted Home Directory
The user whose home directory you want to encrypt MUST NOT be logged in. For example, you can be logged as root in a tty.
Then run as root:
# ecryptfs-migrate-home -u <username>
When this is done the user must login BEFORE rebooting the computer.
If the user can access the files in the users home directory you can remove the backup folder in /home/<username>.<random characters>
The user should also run this command to get the random encryption key and store it in a secure location (outside the encrypted home directory and not on the same machine) in case a recovery is needed:
ecryptfs-unwrap-passphrase
Assisted Encrypted Swap Partition
To encrypt the swap partition too:
# apt-get install cryptsetup # ecryptfs-setup-swap