Changing "iterations" on encrypted hdd with data (already) on it
by duupunisher2x from LinuxQuestions.org on (#577DQ)
I encrypted my hdd (not ssd) using 'cryptsetup luksOpen..'.
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"sudo cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/sdx --iter-time #"
[code]
I want to change the number of seconds (#) before someone can attempt the passphrase for the 2nd time, supposing I type it incorrectly the first time.
I want to do this on a hdd that has data that is not going to be removed, and already encrypted w/ Luks.
Q1: Can it be done under these conditions?
Q2: If yes, what command(s) would work?
Thx.
[code]
"sudo cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/sdx --iter-time #"
[code]
I want to change the number of seconds (#) before someone can attempt the passphrase for the 2nd time, supposing I type it incorrectly the first time.
I want to do this on a hdd that has data that is not going to be removed, and already encrypted w/ Luks.
Q1: Can it be done under these conditions?
Q2: If yes, what command(s) would work?
Thx.