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Windows 11 BitLocker Bypassed to Extract Encryption Keys
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this post was submitted on 06 Jan 2025
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Not the default at any company I've been at. What's the point of encryption if it's unlocked right away? Whoever's doing that deserves this exploit. However, since that's factually correct I'll edit my original comment to add in:
Exactly.
I don't use BitLocker, but I do use FDE on Linux, and I use a password at the bootloader level. Why would I bother with all the downsides of FDE if it isn't actually secured by a password?