Tag Archives: Gparted
HowTo: Setup and Benchmark Encrypted Partitions in Ubuntu
In a previous article, I talked about using shred to securely delete files. Now we’ll delve into using encrypted volumes in Linux to secure our data in the first place, so that we don’t need to use programs like shred. … Continue reading
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Tagged benchmarks, cryptsetup, Encrypted, Gparted, hashalot, Linux, luksformat, Partitions
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Partitioning or Resizing Drives In Ubuntu Using GParted
Ubuntu does not come with any graphical tools to repartition or resize a drive. Luckily, GParted comes to the rescue!