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How to securely store private encryption keys on a flash drive?
I want to encrypt data on my hard drive. A question arose.
How it is possible to comfortably and safely store several encryption keys (or one master key) on a flash drive. ?
I also don't want to keep key phrases in mind.
And this flash drive may end up in the wrong hands.
Or prompt in what direction to drip.
Many thanks in advance for your replies.
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The question is so complex that there is no single answer.
If it’s right according to your text, a flash drive with hardware encryption and a password like this is probably suitable - https://habrahabr.ru/company/acelab/blog/256287/
You can store keys on it, access to it without knowing the pin code is impossible, the data will be destroyed when the password is guessed.
Keepass for passwords and passphrases.
truecrypt for files and documents (e.g. private halves of certificates)
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