For offline analysis and to be used as evidence, presumably.
> Did SR2 not use full disc encryption using LUKS? (...) longest private key ever
So the process for you would be slightly different: There would be a "power outage" in your rack, your encrypted disk would be imaged and (unencrypted) bootloader would be bugged.
Then they'd wait for you to see that your server had some issues, upon which time you'd have two choices:
-enter your private key to resume the service.
-abandon the server.
The correct choice would be (2), but you don't have enough information to make that call.
For offline analysis and to be used as evidence, presumably.
> Did SR2 not use full disc encryption using LUKS? (...) longest private key ever
So the process for you would be slightly different: There would be a "power outage" in your rack, your encrypted disk would be imaged and (unencrypted) bootloader would be bugged.
Then they'd wait for you to see that your server had some issues, upon which time you'd have two choices:
-enter your private key to resume the service.
-abandon the server.
The correct choice would be (2), but you don't have enough information to make that call.