← Back to context Comment by kenjackson 17 days ago Where did you get that they are stored in plaintext? 3 comments kenjackson Reply j_maffe 17 days ago It doesn't matter how it's stored. So long as it isn't E2EE, they (and anyone who can ask for it) will be able to access the drives michaelt 16 days ago The title of the article: "Microsoft gave FBI set of BitLocker encryption keys to unlock suspects' laptops" kenjackson 16 days ago Doesn’t say they were stored in plaintext.
j_maffe 17 days ago It doesn't matter how it's stored. So long as it isn't E2EE, they (and anyone who can ask for it) will be able to access the drives
michaelt 16 days ago The title of the article: "Microsoft gave FBI set of BitLocker encryption keys to unlock suspects' laptops" kenjackson 16 days ago Doesn’t say they were stored in plaintext.
It doesn't matter how it's stored. So long as it isn't E2EE, they (and anyone who can ask for it) will be able to access the drives
The title of the article: "Microsoft gave FBI set of BitLocker encryption keys to unlock suspects' laptops"
Doesn’t say they were stored in plaintext.