krisclarkdev
April 23rd, 2018, 04:19 PM
All,
I'm wondering what the current state of LUKS is with TPM 2.0. Specifically if I can use TPM 2.0 to store my LUKS encryption key without having to enter it at boot, similar to how bitlocker works on Windows 10. Last time I checked (admittedly, this was more than a year ago) it seemed to be a rather involved process to get this going. Is this something that can easily be accomplished with the default Ubuntu installer or will I need to do some post install work to get this working as I'd like?
tyia,
Kris
I'm wondering what the current state of LUKS is with TPM 2.0. Specifically if I can use TPM 2.0 to store my LUKS encryption key without having to enter it at boot, similar to how bitlocker works on Windows 10. Last time I checked (admittedly, this was more than a year ago) it seemed to be a rather involved process to get this going. Is this something that can easily be accomplished with the default Ubuntu installer or will I need to do some post install work to get this working as I'd like?
tyia,
Kris