Can a FIDO2 Security Token be removed after unlocking a LUKS volume at boot?

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                          A FIDO2 security token should be used for decrypting all disks in a linux machine at boot. systemd allows this since version 248.

Can the FIDO2 Security Token be removed after boot when using LUKS for full disk encryption, or does it need to remain plugged in for the disk to be usable for read/write operations?

Asked by Simon Schürg (241 rep)

Apr 7, 2024, 09:01 PM
Last activity: Apr 7, 2024, 10:46 PM

Can a FIDO2 Security Token be removed after unlocking a LUKS volume at boot?

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