Assuming I was in possession of ILLEGAL MATERIALS that FEDERAL AGENTS would be interested in ARRESTING ME for, how would I protect my home server?

My understanding is that TrueNAS offers ZFS encryption for data sets, so if they were to pull out my HDD's they wouldn't be able to get shit right? What about my boot drive? My understanding is that you can't encrypt your boot drive natively. Is this a security risk? Should i worry about encrypting it or just leave it alone? I heard there are logs stored in it but don't know how sensitive that information would be.

Have you tried not gooning to childen

release the files donald

>>106013645 (OP)
I dont think the boot drive would contain any of your pool data or even metadata since it has to load and be stored in ram before the datasets and pools are initialized.

zfs encryption only does metadata much like fscrypt

>>106013747
What?

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Data-at-rest_encryption#

>>106013645 (OP)
There is no product on the market that offers secure NAS encryption.

What about TrueIAS

>>106014644
its not complete encryption mouthbreathing retard file data gets encrypted but not filenames directory names and the overall folder structure etc
for full secrecy of both data and metadata luks is recommended and slow for a reason
also zfs encryption implementation is full of bugs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGzQIzuuvXI

>>106014774
> filenames directory names and the overall folder structure
this is not true, you don’t understand dataset encryption vs file path encryption, stop spreading FUD

>>106015190
no fud and zvol is shit

>>106014730
that's cobson

If you have the right diffusion models and prompts for comfyui, all you need to encrypt are the prompts. Make sure comfy generates into a tmpfs mounted folder so nothing hits the drive. Diffusion is deterministic.