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When you install Ubuntu there's an option to encrypt the installation. I didn't select that, can I still encrypt Ubuntu? I do not want to encrypt my home folder I would like to encrypt Ubuntu as if I did select that option on the setup process. Also I recently saw that Offensive Security added the NUKE key feature to Kali's encrypted partitioning and LVM option. Can I install that on Ubuntu as well?










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  • The encryption Ubuntu offers on install is based on ecryptfs. That is file encryption and only encrypts the home folder. If you want a full block device encryption and a bootable Ubuntu you need to do it yourself manually. Search for luks (the encryption) & lvm (you need logical volumes because booting should be possible) & Ubuntu installation.

    – therealmarv
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  • Related: askubuntu.com/questions/95159/…

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  • So I can't encrypt the Ubuntu system partition like the setup option?

    – Thomas Byerly
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When you install Ubuntu there's an option to encrypt the installation. I didn't select that, can I still encrypt Ubuntu? I do not want to encrypt my home folder I would like to encrypt Ubuntu as if I did select that option on the setup process. Also I recently saw that Offensive Security added the NUKE key feature to Kali's encrypted partitioning and LVM option. Can I install that on Ubuntu as well?










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  • The encryption Ubuntu offers on install is based on ecryptfs. That is file encryption and only encrypts the home folder. If you want a full block device encryption and a bootable Ubuntu you need to do it yourself manually. Search for luks (the encryption) & lvm (you need logical volumes because booting should be possible) & Ubuntu installation.

    – therealmarv
    Sep 6 '16 at 23:10











  • Related: askubuntu.com/questions/95159/…

    – Elder Geek
    Sep 6 '16 at 23:11











  • So I can't encrypt the Ubuntu system partition like the setup option?

    – Thomas Byerly
    Sep 6 '16 at 23:42














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When you install Ubuntu there's an option to encrypt the installation. I didn't select that, can I still encrypt Ubuntu? I do not want to encrypt my home folder I would like to encrypt Ubuntu as if I did select that option on the setup process. Also I recently saw that Offensive Security added the NUKE key feature to Kali's encrypted partitioning and LVM option. Can I install that on Ubuntu as well?










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When you install Ubuntu there's an option to encrypt the installation. I didn't select that, can I still encrypt Ubuntu? I do not want to encrypt my home folder I would like to encrypt Ubuntu as if I did select that option on the setup process. Also I recently saw that Offensive Security added the NUKE key feature to Kali's encrypted partitioning and LVM option. Can I install that on Ubuntu as well?







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  • The encryption Ubuntu offers on install is based on ecryptfs. That is file encryption and only encrypts the home folder. If you want a full block device encryption and a bootable Ubuntu you need to do it yourself manually. Search for luks (the encryption) & lvm (you need logical volumes because booting should be possible) & Ubuntu installation.

    – therealmarv
    Sep 6 '16 at 23:10











  • Related: askubuntu.com/questions/95159/…

    – Elder Geek
    Sep 6 '16 at 23:11











  • So I can't encrypt the Ubuntu system partition like the setup option?

    – Thomas Byerly
    Sep 6 '16 at 23:42



















  • The encryption Ubuntu offers on install is based on ecryptfs. That is file encryption and only encrypts the home folder. If you want a full block device encryption and a bootable Ubuntu you need to do it yourself manually. Search for luks (the encryption) & lvm (you need logical volumes because booting should be possible) & Ubuntu installation.

    – therealmarv
    Sep 6 '16 at 23:10











  • Related: askubuntu.com/questions/95159/…

    – Elder Geek
    Sep 6 '16 at 23:11











  • So I can't encrypt the Ubuntu system partition like the setup option?

    – Thomas Byerly
    Sep 6 '16 at 23:42

















The encryption Ubuntu offers on install is based on ecryptfs. That is file encryption and only encrypts the home folder. If you want a full block device encryption and a bootable Ubuntu you need to do it yourself manually. Search for luks (the encryption) & lvm (you need logical volumes because booting should be possible) & Ubuntu installation.

– therealmarv
Sep 6 '16 at 23:10





The encryption Ubuntu offers on install is based on ecryptfs. That is file encryption and only encrypts the home folder. If you want a full block device encryption and a bootable Ubuntu you need to do it yourself manually. Search for luks (the encryption) & lvm (you need logical volumes because booting should be possible) & Ubuntu installation.

– therealmarv
Sep 6 '16 at 23:10













Related: askubuntu.com/questions/95159/…

– Elder Geek
Sep 6 '16 at 23:11





Related: askubuntu.com/questions/95159/…

– Elder Geek
Sep 6 '16 at 23:11













So I can't encrypt the Ubuntu system partition like the setup option?

– Thomas Byerly
Sep 6 '16 at 23:42





So I can't encrypt the Ubuntu system partition like the setup option?

– Thomas Byerly
Sep 6 '16 at 23:42










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Yes, you can add the NUKE feature to Ubuntu crypsetup!
You need der sourcecode from crypsetup, the patch for cryptsetup-1.6.6...



Then you can compile new libcryptsetup and cryptsetup with nuke feature.



This patch is for 1.6.6-5 (Ubuntu 16.04), for other version you neeed other patch, please visit the link!



get the patch (take a look http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/)



sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev
sudo apt-get source cryptsetup

wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch


extract source code from cryptsetup



cd cryptsetup-1.6.6


now its time to patch



patch -p1 < ../cryptsetup-nuke-keys/cryptsetup.patch


please corret the path, in my folder i have modified...



after patching, create DEB files for ubuntu



dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


now its time to install



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


edit:



I have made a simple shell script to patch and compile cryptsetup for Ubuntu 16.04.
Please be careful!



run it with sudo!



#!/bin/sh

apt-get update
apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev

apt-get source cryptsetup
wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

cd cryptsetup-1.6.6
patch -p1 < ../Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


After that, you can install with



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


check with



cryptsetup --help | grep luksAddNuke


should look like



luksAddNuke - add NUKE to LUKS device



Now you can add nuke keys with



sudo cryptsetup luksAddNuke /dev/sda5


With a standard Ubuntu installation it is normal sda5 !



Now make a backup of the header!



sudo cryptsetup luksHeaderBackup /dev/sda5 --header-backup-file luks-backup


copy the file luks-backup on save location, if you wipe the header with nuke password, you can recover the header with linux live system!



make sure, that ubuntu update dont install the "normal" cryptsetup



sudo apt-mark hold cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4


check upgrade



sudo apt-get upgrade


looks like this



Die folgenden Pakete sind zurückgehalten worden:
cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4 linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic ubuntu-core-launcher



If i have some time, i would create ppa.



roema






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    – Byte Commander
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Yes, you can add the NUKE feature to Ubuntu crypsetup!
You need der sourcecode from crypsetup, the patch for cryptsetup-1.6.6...



Then you can compile new libcryptsetup and cryptsetup with nuke feature.



This patch is for 1.6.6-5 (Ubuntu 16.04), for other version you neeed other patch, please visit the link!



get the patch (take a look http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/)



sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev
sudo apt-get source cryptsetup

wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch


extract source code from cryptsetup



cd cryptsetup-1.6.6


now its time to patch



patch -p1 < ../cryptsetup-nuke-keys/cryptsetup.patch


please corret the path, in my folder i have modified...



after patching, create DEB files for ubuntu



dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


now its time to install



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


edit:



I have made a simple shell script to patch and compile cryptsetup for Ubuntu 16.04.
Please be careful!



run it with sudo!



#!/bin/sh

apt-get update
apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev

apt-get source cryptsetup
wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

cd cryptsetup-1.6.6
patch -p1 < ../Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


After that, you can install with



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


check with



cryptsetup --help | grep luksAddNuke


should look like



luksAddNuke - add NUKE to LUKS device



Now you can add nuke keys with



sudo cryptsetup luksAddNuke /dev/sda5


With a standard Ubuntu installation it is normal sda5 !



Now make a backup of the header!



sudo cryptsetup luksHeaderBackup /dev/sda5 --header-backup-file luks-backup


copy the file luks-backup on save location, if you wipe the header with nuke password, you can recover the header with linux live system!



make sure, that ubuntu update dont install the "normal" cryptsetup



sudo apt-mark hold cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4


check upgrade



sudo apt-get upgrade


looks like this



Die folgenden Pakete sind zurückgehalten worden:
cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4 linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic ubuntu-core-launcher



If i have some time, i would create ppa.



roema






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  • If you like, i can send you a .deb file for installing.

    – roema
    Oct 8 '16 at 18:26






  • 1





    If you want to make a package for this, please consider uploading it to a Launchpad PPA so that everyone in the community can profit from it. We don't really want to offer personal support here but create questions and answers useful for a wider audience.

    – Byte Commander
    Oct 8 '16 at 18:31
















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Yes, you can add the NUKE feature to Ubuntu crypsetup!
You need der sourcecode from crypsetup, the patch for cryptsetup-1.6.6...



Then you can compile new libcryptsetup and cryptsetup with nuke feature.



This patch is for 1.6.6-5 (Ubuntu 16.04), for other version you neeed other patch, please visit the link!



get the patch (take a look http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/)



sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev
sudo apt-get source cryptsetup

wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch


extract source code from cryptsetup



cd cryptsetup-1.6.6


now its time to patch



patch -p1 < ../cryptsetup-nuke-keys/cryptsetup.patch


please corret the path, in my folder i have modified...



after patching, create DEB files for ubuntu



dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


now its time to install



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


edit:



I have made a simple shell script to patch and compile cryptsetup for Ubuntu 16.04.
Please be careful!



run it with sudo!



#!/bin/sh

apt-get update
apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev

apt-get source cryptsetup
wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

cd cryptsetup-1.6.6
patch -p1 < ../Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


After that, you can install with



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


check with



cryptsetup --help | grep luksAddNuke


should look like



luksAddNuke - add NUKE to LUKS device



Now you can add nuke keys with



sudo cryptsetup luksAddNuke /dev/sda5


With a standard Ubuntu installation it is normal sda5 !



Now make a backup of the header!



sudo cryptsetup luksHeaderBackup /dev/sda5 --header-backup-file luks-backup


copy the file luks-backup on save location, if you wipe the header with nuke password, you can recover the header with linux live system!



make sure, that ubuntu update dont install the "normal" cryptsetup



sudo apt-mark hold cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4


check upgrade



sudo apt-get upgrade


looks like this



Die folgenden Pakete sind zurückgehalten worden:
cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4 linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic ubuntu-core-launcher



If i have some time, i would create ppa.



roema






share|improve this answer


























  • If you like, i can send you a .deb file for installing.

    – roema
    Oct 8 '16 at 18:26






  • 1





    If you want to make a package for this, please consider uploading it to a Launchpad PPA so that everyone in the community can profit from it. We don't really want to offer personal support here but create questions and answers useful for a wider audience.

    – Byte Commander
    Oct 8 '16 at 18:31














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Yes, you can add the NUKE feature to Ubuntu crypsetup!
You need der sourcecode from crypsetup, the patch for cryptsetup-1.6.6...



Then you can compile new libcryptsetup and cryptsetup with nuke feature.



This patch is for 1.6.6-5 (Ubuntu 16.04), for other version you neeed other patch, please visit the link!



get the patch (take a look http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/)



sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev
sudo apt-get source cryptsetup

wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch


extract source code from cryptsetup



cd cryptsetup-1.6.6


now its time to patch



patch -p1 < ../cryptsetup-nuke-keys/cryptsetup.patch


please corret the path, in my folder i have modified...



after patching, create DEB files for ubuntu



dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


now its time to install



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


edit:



I have made a simple shell script to patch and compile cryptsetup for Ubuntu 16.04.
Please be careful!



run it with sudo!



#!/bin/sh

apt-get update
apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev

apt-get source cryptsetup
wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

cd cryptsetup-1.6.6
patch -p1 < ../Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


After that, you can install with



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


check with



cryptsetup --help | grep luksAddNuke


should look like



luksAddNuke - add NUKE to LUKS device



Now you can add nuke keys with



sudo cryptsetup luksAddNuke /dev/sda5


With a standard Ubuntu installation it is normal sda5 !



Now make a backup of the header!



sudo cryptsetup luksHeaderBackup /dev/sda5 --header-backup-file luks-backup


copy the file luks-backup on save location, if you wipe the header with nuke password, you can recover the header with linux live system!



make sure, that ubuntu update dont install the "normal" cryptsetup



sudo apt-mark hold cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4


check upgrade



sudo apt-get upgrade


looks like this



Die folgenden Pakete sind zurückgehalten worden:
cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4 linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic ubuntu-core-launcher



If i have some time, i would create ppa.



roema






share|improve this answer















Yes, you can add the NUKE feature to Ubuntu crypsetup!
You need der sourcecode from crypsetup, the patch for cryptsetup-1.6.6...



Then you can compile new libcryptsetup and cryptsetup with nuke feature.



This patch is for 1.6.6-5 (Ubuntu 16.04), for other version you neeed other patch, please visit the link!



get the patch (take a look http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/)



sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev
sudo apt-get source cryptsetup

wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch


extract source code from cryptsetup



cd cryptsetup-1.6.6


now its time to patch



patch -p1 < ../cryptsetup-nuke-keys/cryptsetup.patch


please corret the path, in my folder i have modified...



after patching, create DEB files for ubuntu



dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


now its time to install



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


edit:



I have made a simple shell script to patch and compile cryptsetup for Ubuntu 16.04.
Please be careful!



run it with sudo!



#!/bin/sh

apt-get update
apt-get install libgcrypt11-dev libdevmapper-dev libpopt-dev uuid-dev libtool automake autopoint debhelper xsltproc docbook-xsl dpkg-dev

apt-get source cryptsetup
wget http://deriv.debian.net/patches/c/cryptsetup/Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

cd cryptsetup-1.6.6
patch -p1 < ../Debian_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5_Kali_cryptsetup_2:1.6.6-5kali1.debian.patch

dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc


After that, you can install with



sudo dpkg -i ../libcryptsetup*.deb
sudo dpkg -i ../cryptsetup*.deb


check with



cryptsetup --help | grep luksAddNuke


should look like



luksAddNuke - add NUKE to LUKS device



Now you can add nuke keys with



sudo cryptsetup luksAddNuke /dev/sda5


With a standard Ubuntu installation it is normal sda5 !



Now make a backup of the header!



sudo cryptsetup luksHeaderBackup /dev/sda5 --header-backup-file luks-backup


copy the file luks-backup on save location, if you wipe the header with nuke password, you can recover the header with linux live system!



make sure, that ubuntu update dont install the "normal" cryptsetup



sudo apt-mark hold cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4


check upgrade



sudo apt-get upgrade


looks like this



Die folgenden Pakete sind zurückgehalten worden:
cryptsetup-bin libcryptsetup4 linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic ubuntu-core-launcher



If i have some time, i would create ppa.



roema







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  • If you like, i can send you a .deb file for installing.

    – roema
    Oct 8 '16 at 18:26






  • 1





    If you want to make a package for this, please consider uploading it to a Launchpad PPA so that everyone in the community can profit from it. We don't really want to offer personal support here but create questions and answers useful for a wider audience.

    – Byte Commander
    Oct 8 '16 at 18:31



















  • If you like, i can send you a .deb file for installing.

    – roema
    Oct 8 '16 at 18:26






  • 1





    If you want to make a package for this, please consider uploading it to a Launchpad PPA so that everyone in the community can profit from it. We don't really want to offer personal support here but create questions and answers useful for a wider audience.

    – Byte Commander
    Oct 8 '16 at 18:31

















If you like, i can send you a .deb file for installing.

– roema
Oct 8 '16 at 18:26





If you like, i can send you a .deb file for installing.

– roema
Oct 8 '16 at 18:26




1




1





If you want to make a package for this, please consider uploading it to a Launchpad PPA so that everyone in the community can profit from it. We don't really want to offer personal support here but create questions and answers useful for a wider audience.

– Byte Commander
Oct 8 '16 at 18:31





If you want to make a package for this, please consider uploading it to a Launchpad PPA so that everyone in the community can profit from it. We don't really want to offer personal support here but create questions and answers useful for a wider audience.

– Byte Commander
Oct 8 '16 at 18:31













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Did anybody ever make a .deb file or other package to automate this process? The above script is not working for me. Thanks a ton.






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Did anybody ever make a .deb file or other package to automate this process? The above script is not working for me. Thanks a ton.







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