Invisible wrote:
> What I suspect happens is that it's actually asymmetrically encrypted, 
> and the decryption key is encrypted with your login password. That means 
> if you change your login password, you gotta change one thing - the 
> encrypted decryption key - and all your stuff is still accessible.

Yes.

>> Even if the admin can remotely log in, they won't be able to read your 
>> encrypted files unless they somehow get your password.

Or they set up an escrow key.

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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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