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What is LUKS and how to use it? Let’s encrypt our filesystem on Linux!

2023-01-102026-01-15 ~ Tom's IT Cafe ~ Leave a comment

LUKS stands for Linux Unified Key Setup. It is an encryption specification that was written for Linux systems in 2004. LUKS is used to encrypt block devices and partitions. This encryption helps to keep our data safe in rest.

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