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Even if your adversary have access to the latest and most sophisticated state-of-the-art tools, and have the budget for having technician...

Even if your adversary have access to the latest and most sophisticated state-of-the-art tools, and have the budget for having technicians to use them, Mandos still does no harm; i.e. does not reduce security. And Mandos is not meant to defend against this; Mandos is instead meant to get people who are not using encrypted disks to start using encrypted disks, since Mandos fixes the (in my opinion) most annoying problem with using encrypted disks. You are, in effect, arguing about whether encrypted disks are useful at all , which is a debate I’m really not getting into at this time, since it has nothing to do with Mandos.

Posted by teddyh on Mar 30, 2019, 7:34 PM

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Even if your adversary have access to the latest and most sophisticated state-of-the-art tools, and have the budget for having technician...

teddyhMar 30, 2019, 7:34 PM

Even if your adversary have access to the latest and most sophisticated state-of-the-art tools, and have the budget for having technicians to use them, Mandos still does no harm; i.e. does not reduce security. And Mandos is not meant to defend against this; Mandos is instead meant to get people who are not using encrypted disks to start using encrypted disks, since Mandos fixes the (in my opinion) most annoying problem with using encrypted disks. You are, in effect, arguing about whether encrypted disks are useful at all , which is a debate I’m really not getting into at this time, since it has nothing to do with Mandos.

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