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IT admins are grappling with how to manage Mac users and systems after all the changes to macOS® High Sierra. One specific example of a change made to macOS High Sierra is that Secure Token is disabled for a user. This problem affects the usage of… Continue reading Secure Token is Disabled for a User
Many IT admins are encountering macOS® High Sierra authentication errors with FileVault® enabled. This problem is completely breaking the model and the processes that IT organizations use to manage Mac® users and systems. While the issue… Continue reading High Sierra Authentication Errors with FileVault®
With the introduction of macOS® High Sierra, Apple® has broken the process for IT organizations managing macOS users with FileVault® enabled. This problem is challenging on a number of levels, but the most significant issue is that it re… Continue reading Managing macOS® Users with FileVault®
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When Apple® introduced FileVault® years ago, IT admins were thrilled. When it comes to security mechanisms, a way to automatically encrypt a drive is a powerful tool. Over the years, Apple has continued to evolve their functionality, and most… Continue reading Secure Token and FileVault®
My girlfriend’s Macbook Air gave off a loud, electrical pop! and instantly became an expensive metallic paperweight with a slight odour of burnt things (though that may have been High Sierra). Apple have (finally) agreed to r… Continue reading Apple asked for password to recover data during repair, I said no
My external HDD was being encrypted using macOS’ disk encryption feature.
The job would take several days because the size of HDD is 8TB, so I let it alone turned on.
When approximately 24% done, entire electricity of my ho… Continue reading Would unexpected power loss while disk encryption harm my HDD?
I have encrypted my harddrive on mac with FileVault. I can start my system with password only. To recover the system I had to store a rescue password for example as a picture.
With BitLocker (without TPM) there is a USB need… Continue reading Why you can I use FileVault without CD, USB, floppy etc. for system start/rescue, but not BitLocker or VeraCrypt?
I recently purchased a Macbook Pro (late 2016) which now includes Touch ID, like the iPhones have been for a while. Although this is a very convenient addition, I am wondering how this affects the security of full disk encryp… Continue reading Is using Touch ID with FileVault full disk encryption secure?
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