I've recently created a live Kali USB with additional persistent storage but the instructions I followed did not mention encryption. Is there any way to add encryption to the persistent partition after the fact, or should I have gone about it in a different way?
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How to set up encrypted persistence on USB.
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Many thanks ghost_
You're welcome.
If you have any other queries; please don't hesitate to ask. There are quite a few guys around here who are happy to help out.
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I am constantly amazed and full of gratitude for the detailed posts that are put up on here. I've been lurking for about 6 months and have learned a massive amount of stuff. Now it's time to move from theory to practice I think.
Will adding encryption to the perisistence storage format all the data?
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