Moving some content from https://whonix.org/wiki/Kicksecure to an Kicksecure/features-and-advantages page. Using sdwdate for Kicksecure time source isn’t really about mitigating time-skew attacks? More for something like rollback attacks?
* Local user data is protected by Linux Unified Key Setup ([Home · Wiki · cryptsetup / cryptsetup · GitLab LUKS]) which uses strong encryption to safe-guard your information.See when [[Full Disk Encryption]] can – and can not --protect your data.
Sounds like that would be done by default. This isn’t a default. Actually quite difficult to encrypt a VM in-place.
With a heavy heart and due to personal reasons, I will not be able to complete this GSoD project in the required timeline. Patrick – both Lead Whonix developer and my GSoD mentor – and GSoD admins have been notified of my intention to discontinue with Kicksecure documentation development at this time. However, I Will be completing Kicksecure documentation in the near future upon my return.
I would like to thank every contributor that has helped both myself and Kicksecure developers and I look forward to completing my project. Just not under the GSoD umbrella.