On Mon, May 04, 2026 at 07:55:14PM +0100, DC wrote: > Dear OpenBSD team, > > *Describe the feature or enhancement* > > As a security focused BSD, could you please consider assisting Shufflecake > creator to port shufflecake to BSD to avoid encryption metadata / header > leaks which both Geli and ZFS encryption currently have. > > Please see app website + port assistance request. > > https://shufflecake.net/ > > https://codeberg.org/shufflecake/shufflecake-c/issues/164 > > Why this request? > > Geli / ZFS encryption leaks metadata such as geli header which confirms that > the partition is encrypted. This allows an adversary to force you to reveal > password (whether physically/litigation). > > Shufflecake encryption is the next generation private encryption taking over > from Veracrypt, allowing 15 layers of encryption each with plausible > deniability and faster than LUKS and perhaps Geli too. > > Shufflecake linux is implemented already for data partitions. > > Shufflecake for boot OS is due to be release in 2026. > > Having an option to implement Shufflecake encryption with full plausible > deniability is the ideal private system, and the only thing holding me back > from switching from Linux to BSD fully at present. > > Please consider this feature as it would add great value to BSD users. > > Thanks for the consideration > > Dan >
I think you got the wrong BSD...
