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[Libreboot] Password protected Grub entries
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Beni Keller |
Subject: |
[Libreboot] Password protected Grub entries |
Date: |
Sat, 21 Mar 2015 08:49:16 +0100 |
Hey all,
I followed this tutorial to get Trisquel on full disc
encryption:
http://libreboot.org/docs/gnulinux/encrypted_trisquel.html
The problem now was that every time I boot I had to enter three
passwords. The Grub password first and then twice the encryption
password. So to reduce this to two passwords, I figured I don't have to
password protect the Grub entry that boots Trisquel on the encrypted
partition, since password protection should only keep someone
from booting my laptop from usb. So I edited the menu entry in grub.cfg
like this:
menuentry 'Load Operating System' --unrestricted { ...
So my question: Is there a reason this isn't included in the tutorial?
Did I somehow weaken the security of my system doing this? If so,
what's the possible attack that's prevented by password protecting
every grub entry?
Thanks,
Beni
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