Comment by grapheneos 1 day ago That isn't truly hidden and can be detected as a low level from the SSD. 5 comments grapheneos Reply cromka 1 day ago No it can't. The the thing, it's obfuscated. hangrybear666 1 day ago I'm gonna trust the grapheneos HN account on this one. cromka 17 hours ago An unmounted, hidden veracrypt volume is pretty much undetectable with the typical forensics, if the OS hasn't leaked anything that would expose it. I don't know what their official account was alluding to with that wildcard statement. 1 reply →
cromka 1 day ago No it can't. The the thing, it's obfuscated. hangrybear666 1 day ago I'm gonna trust the grapheneos HN account on this one. cromka 17 hours ago An unmounted, hidden veracrypt volume is pretty much undetectable with the typical forensics, if the OS hasn't leaked anything that would expose it. I don't know what their official account was alluding to with that wildcard statement. 1 reply →
hangrybear666 1 day ago I'm gonna trust the grapheneos HN account on this one. cromka 17 hours ago An unmounted, hidden veracrypt volume is pretty much undetectable with the typical forensics, if the OS hasn't leaked anything that would expose it. I don't know what their official account was alluding to with that wildcard statement. 1 reply →
cromka 17 hours ago An unmounted, hidden veracrypt volume is pretty much undetectable with the typical forensics, if the OS hasn't leaked anything that would expose it. I don't know what their official account was alluding to with that wildcard statement. 1 reply →
No it can't. The the thing, it's obfuscated.
I'm gonna trust the grapheneos HN account on this one.
An unmounted, hidden veracrypt volume is pretty much undetectable with the typical forensics, if the OS hasn't leaked anything that would expose it. I don't know what their official account was alluding to with that wildcard statement.
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