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How to use ssh keys on a USB drive
Once a disk image (encrypted or not) and/or a USB drive is mounted, any user on the system can browse it depending on the permissions of the files and folders. Now, if you have private keys with 777-permissions (thanks windows!) aren't you at a huge risk of giving them away?
How to use ssh keys on a USB drive
YES! Just like any hard drive you put data on (without using FileVault) can be ripped out, and stuck in a firewire enclosure, and all your data can be read by anyone. |
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