I understand that full drive encryption is somewhat of a misnomer (since a standard Debian installation with encryption leaves /boot unencrypted).
Does anyone know if 11 will be the same way or, is there an easy way to actually encrypt /boot after the fact?
TIA!
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Drive encryption on new install.
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Re: Drive encryption on new install.
Why a misnomer ? AFAICS, the Debian installer does not claim to do full drive encryption.
Even if /boot is encrypted, the boot loader itself cannot be fully encrypted.
Even if /boot is encrypted, the boot loader itself cannot be fully encrypted.