On Wed, 12 Sep 2018 22:16:01 -
"awokd" wrote:
>On Wed, September 12, 2018 8:39 pm, Chris Laprise wrote:
>
>> Another alternative would be to configure a single sys-net with either
>> dispVM or Qubes-VM-hardening so that neither passwords nor malware would be
>> retained when sys-net is rest
On Wed, September 12, 2018 8:39 pm, Chris Laprise wrote:
> Another alternative would be to configure a single sys-net with either
> dispVM or Qubes-VM-hardening so that neither passwords nor malware would be
> retained when sys-net is restarted.
Was going to suggest a dispVM as well, per
https://
On 09/12/2018 03:44 PM, Stuart Perkins wrote:
I would do this without a separate network device. Create a clone of a clean
(no saved passwords) sys-net.
First set sys-net and sys-firewall to NOT autostart. Starting an appVM which
uses them will start them first anyway.
Create a shutdown scr
Thank you very much Stuart. This feels like it is clearly the solution for
now. So marking as complete
even though I haven't actually implemented it yet.
Impressed not only by qubes itself but also the help two strangers have offered.
Though it may be just a noob opinion, it seems like a rea
I would do this without a separate network device. Create a clone of a clean
(no saved passwords) sys-net.
First set sys-net and sys-firewall to NOT autostart. Starting an appVM which
uses them will start them first anyway.
Create a shutdown script which...
stop all appVMs
stop sys-firewal
Thank you for your advice and quick reply, Alex.
My question isn't just abstract security paranoia. Most wifi passwords don't
really matter.
But my university in its wisdom uses a one-per-user username/password combo for
*everything*.
So someone who gets my work wifi password can also change st
On 9/12/18 6:53 PM, Daniel Allcock wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Have been settling into my new qubes laptop and found that sys-net keeps my
> wifi password in plaintext in a file in a single directory
> (/rw/config/NM-system-connections) that survives reboot. Presumably as I
> add wifi networks such fi
Dear All,
Have been settling into my new qubes laptop and found that sys-net keeps my
wifi password in plaintext in a file in a single directory
(/rw/config/NM-system-connections) that survives reboot. Presumably as I
add wifi networks such files will accumulate. This surprised me, since
sys-ne
