Mount Veracrypt volume without having adminstrative privileges
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when I try to mount a volume in veracrypt with an non administrative user, veracrypt asks me for:
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So how can I mount veracrypt volumes with an user having no administrative privileges?
The solution from this question How can user mount an encrypted file container in VeraCrypt? seems to lead to privilege escalation (according to https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/178610/is-it-secure-to-mount-veracrypt-without-sudo-password-in-this-way). So is there a clean way to do this? How do other "non-privileged" users run veracrypt?
Thanks for your help
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when I try to mount a volume in veracrypt with an non administrative user, veracrypt asks me for:
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So how can I mount veracrypt volumes with an user having no administrative privileges?
The solution from this question How can user mount an encrypted file container in VeraCrypt? seems to lead to privilege escalation (according to https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/178610/is-it-secure-to-mount-veracrypt-without-sudo-password-in-this-way). So is there a clean way to do this? How do other "non-privileged" users run veracrypt?
Thanks for your help
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when I try to mount a volume in veracrypt with an non administrative user, veracrypt asks me for:
.
So how can I mount veracrypt volumes with an user having no administrative privileges?
The solution from this question How can user mount an encrypted file container in VeraCrypt? seems to lead to privilege escalation (according to https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/178610/is-it-secure-to-mount-veracrypt-without-sudo-password-in-this-way). So is there a clean way to do this? How do other "non-privileged" users run veracrypt?
Thanks for your help
permissions veracrypt
when I try to mount a volume in veracrypt with an non administrative user, veracrypt asks me for:
.
So how can I mount veracrypt volumes with an user having no administrative privileges?
The solution from this question How can user mount an encrypted file container in VeraCrypt? seems to lead to privilege escalation (according to https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/178610/is-it-secure-to-mount-veracrypt-without-sudo-password-in-this-way). So is there a clean way to do this? How do other "non-privileged" users run veracrypt?
Thanks for your help
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Create a script that mounts a specific device and add it to sudoers.
A file container has the problem that it may be replaced by a modified version if it is not read only.
More infos see:
https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/Command%20Line%20Usage.html
Use the ID for partitions:
/v ID:53B9.....1EDCA
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Create a script that mounts a specific device and add it to sudoers.
A file container has the problem that it may be replaced by a modified version if it is not read only.
More infos see:
https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/Command%20Line%20Usage.html
Use the ID for partitions:
/v ID:53B9.....1EDCA
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Create a script that mounts a specific device and add it to sudoers.
A file container has the problem that it may be replaced by a modified version if it is not read only.
More infos see:
https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/Command%20Line%20Usage.html
Use the ID for partitions:
/v ID:53B9.....1EDCA
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Create a script that mounts a specific device and add it to sudoers.
A file container has the problem that it may be replaced by a modified version if it is not read only.
More infos see:
https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/Command%20Line%20Usage.html
Use the ID for partitions:
/v ID:53B9.....1EDCA
Create a script that mounts a specific device and add it to sudoers.
A file container has the problem that it may be replaced by a modified version if it is not read only.
More infos see:
https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/Command%20Line%20Usage.html
Use the ID for partitions:
/v ID:53B9.....1EDCA
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