Knoppix - Is it possible for the large files KNOPPIX, KNOPPIX1, KNOPPIX2 etc. to contain any user data?
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I have an old Knoppix installation on a HDD with encrypted user data for which I have forgotten the password, i.e. I can no longer access my data in
knoppix-data.aes
. Unfortunately, I also cannot remember enough of the password such that a brute-force attack would be feasible. The HDD has two partitions SYSTEM
and DATA
. The latter is empty, but I noticed three very large files KNOPPIX
, KNOPPIX1
, and KNOPPIX2
with no filename extension inside SYSTEM
. To my understanding, these files are not encrypted.
- Is there any chance that either one of these three files may contain at least some of the data encrypted in knoppix-data.aes
(such as digital photo albums)?
- Can I simply browse/extract their content e.g. from within Ubuntu or Linux Mint, or are certain packages required which are exclusive to Knoppix?
Asked by user658623
Oct 11, 2024, 11:52 PM
Last activity: Oct 13, 2024, 04:50 PM
Last activity: Oct 13, 2024, 04:50 PM