GrapheneOS on Nostr: poorbitcoiner If you use a strong passphrase as the primary lock method then you ...

poorbitcoiner (nprofile…ajc2) If you use a strong passphrase as the primary lock method then you don't depend on the secure element rate limiting. A secure element exploit cannot make disk encryption less secure than it would be without the secure element. It authenticates with the secure element with a hash of the key to obtain a token stored there which is used as an extra input to key derivation. It only adds security and it's crucial for most users.