Hi!
> > Arguably, using dm-crypt is more secure, but it is also more
> > complicated from the Joe User POV. IMHO we should not force users to
> > set up dm-crypt, remember passwords etc., to get some basic
> > security.
>
> Any sensible solution here is going to require remembering passwords.
Andreas has sensible good enough for preventing leaks from mlocked
data, and surprise, it does not need remembering anything.
Pavel
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