Second, don't use any password for your ssh. Use ssh-key auth only, atleast for the root user.

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So if the server is shutdown and encrypted how many characters will your password have to be to resist decrypting for say the rest of your life, ie using contemporary hardware, not some fancy as yet t

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Oh yeah I should say: he's already reset and rebranded before, and this is what came of it. I'd be exceptionally wary if he tried to rebrand again.

Updates (0x14): 2 Slots, no Reset requiredOptional Admin Commands (0x0017): Security Format Frmw_DL Self_TestOptional NVM Commands (0x00df): Comp Wr_Unc DS_Mngmt Wr_Zero Sav/Sel_Feat

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You mean you mounted the VM disk and extracted the LUKS password from it?

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I do not believe that is the real name -edit-. Personally I'm along with the thoughts there is a real person here, he has blown up his investment, and he still needs to make a living. Let him reset,

So, my approach would be to provide ftp/sftp (maybe with a nice https GUI) read-only access to some backup server. If i need backups I can do them easily with basic tools and even with mediocre connec

imapsync would allow 2 way push/pull on this as you said, but we do have people that want access to download backups. imapsync also requires you have every users login/password, which is rarely the ca

It's protected by a master password so it's not like you're exposing your credentials to the public.

Call me a diabolical motherfucker, but the cheapest shit on his site is the FTP 500 for $2.99 (Image)

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