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<blockquote data-quote="angora41fader" data-source="post: 1122340" data-attributes="member: 121874">Hello, I&#039;m looking for assistance with accessing LUKS2 encryption on an mSATA 3ME3 Innodisk SSD running RedHat 8.8. I&#039;m not looking for methods that involve coercion or standard brute force techniques, so I&#039;m interested in alternative approaches.I&#039;ve read about tools like cryptsetup for locating headers and hashcat, but I haven&#039;t had the opportunity to experiment with them yet. Are there any other strategies for bypassing the encryption without resorting to brute force?I&#039;m considering several possibilities, such as identifying potential vulnerabilities in the LUKS2 implementation on RedHat 8.8 or trying to extract the encryption key from the system&#039;s memory through methods like cold boot or DMA attacks. Additionally, I&#039;m contemplating the use of social engineering to potentially acquire the passphrase from someone who may have access.I&#039;m open to all ethical methods, so any advice, suggestions or insights you can share would be greatly appreciated!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="angora41fader, post: 1122340, member: 121874"] Hello, I'm looking for assistance with accessing LUKS2 encryption on an mSATA 3ME3 Innodisk SSD running RedHat 8.8. I'm not looking for methods that involve coercion or standard brute force techniques, so I'm interested in alternative approaches. I've read about tools like cryptsetup for locating headers and hashcat, but I haven't had the opportunity to experiment with them yet. Are there any other strategies for bypassing the encryption without resorting to brute force? I'm considering several possibilities, such as identifying potential vulnerabilities in the LUKS2 implementation on RedHat 8.8 or trying to extract the encryption key from the system's memory through methods like cold boot or DMA attacks. Additionally, I'm contemplating the use of social engineering to potentially acquire the passphrase from someone who may have access. I'm open to all ethical methods, so any advice, suggestions or insights you can share would be greatly appreciated! [/QUOTE]

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