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How to securely set up SSHFS up in /etc/fstab with a LUKS encrypted drive?
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I would like to be able to securely mount a encrypted drive over sshfs onto my local computer. The remote computer is mine, but should be thought as a untrusted machine as the remote machine is not physically secure.
Requirements
- I do not want the untrusted remote machine to be able to read my encrypted drive at any time, even when i have it remotely mounted on my local machine.
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- I would like for the drive to be automatically mounted during boot, and reestablished if connection is lost for whatever reason. The paraphrase would be the same as the full disk encrypted local machine, so hopefully it would already have the available key.Im fuzzy in this area.
How would i accomplish this? and im still unsure if this is possible, becuase i have to decrypt the drive before mounting with sshfs? meaning the untrusted machine would be able to eavesdrop.
ssh luks sshfs
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I would like to be able to securely mount a encrypted drive over sshfs onto my local computer. The remote computer is mine, but should be thought as a untrusted machine as the remote machine is not physically secure.
Requirements
- I do not want the untrusted remote machine to be able to read my encrypted drive at any time, even when i have it remotely mounted on my local machine.
Would likes
- I would like for the drive to be automatically mounted during boot, and reestablished if connection is lost for whatever reason. The paraphrase would be the same as the full disk encrypted local machine, so hopefully it would already have the available key.Im fuzzy in this area.
How would i accomplish this? and im still unsure if this is possible, becuase i have to decrypt the drive before mounting with sshfs? meaning the untrusted machine would be able to eavesdrop.
ssh luks sshfs
asked 16 hours ago
TrevorKSTrevorKS
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I would like to be able to securely mount a encrypted drive over sshfs onto my local computer. The remote computer is mine, but should be thought as a untrusted machine as the remote machine is not physically secure.
Requirements
- I do not want the untrusted remote machine to be able to read my encrypted drive at any time, even when i have it remotely mounted on my local machine.
Would likes
- I would like for the drive to be automatically mounted during boot, and reestablished if connection is lost for whatever reason. The paraphrase would be the same as the full disk encrypted local machine, so hopefully it would already have the available key.Im fuzzy in this area.
How would i accomplish this? and im still unsure if this is possible, becuase i have to decrypt the drive before mounting with sshfs? meaning the untrusted machine would be able to eavesdrop.
ssh luks sshfs
asked 16 hours ago
TrevorKSTrevorKS
18115 bronze badges
I would like to be able to securely mount a encrypted drive over sshfs onto my local computer. The remote computer is mine, but should be thought as a untrusted machine as the remote machine is not physically secure.
Requirements
- I do not want the untrusted remote machine to be able to read my encrypted drive at any time, even when i have it remotely mounted on my local machine.
Would likes
- I would like for the drive to be automatically mounted during boot, and reestablished if connection is lost for whatever reason. The paraphrase would be the same as the full disk encrypted local machine, so hopefully it would already have the available key.Im fuzzy in this area.
How would i accomplish this? and im still unsure if this is possible, becuase i have to decrypt the drive before mounting with sshfs? meaning the untrusted machine would be able to eavesdrop.
ssh luks sshfs
ssh luks sshfs
asked 16 hours ago
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