One of the scans is going to iterate through all the mount points and check if they're encrypted.
I did a bit of research and found the following file systems
| File system type |
supports encryption |
encrypted by default |
| VFAT |
? |
? |
| exFAT |
? |
? |
| mkexfatfs(8) |
? |
? |
| F2FS |
? |
? |
| ext3 |
? |
? |
| ext4 |
? |
? |
| HFS |
? |
? |
| HFS+ |
? |
? |
| JFS |
? |
? |
| NILFS2 |
? |
? |
| NTFS |
? |
? |
| ReiserFS |
? |
? |
| UDF |
? |
? |
I also know of Luks, that to my knowledge works on all filesystem types as a separate layer on top.
Without using blkid how would I get all mount points and test if they're encrypted?
I encrypted a USB with luks/etx4 and mounted it but /proc/mounts did not show indication of encryption.
/dev/mapper/reddrive /mnt ext4 rw,relatime 0 0
One of the scans is going to iterate through all the mount points and check if they're encrypted.
I did a bit of research and found the following file systems
I also know of Luks, that to my knowledge works on all filesystem types as a separate layer on top.
Without using blkid how would I get all mount points and test if they're encrypted?
I encrypted a USB with luks/etx4 and mounted it but /proc/mounts did not show indication of encryption.