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* In the section Choosing a Good Passphrase there's no info what a good passphrase really is. For example: at least X characters long, containing small and capital letters, digits and punctuation.
* In the section ''Choosing a Good Passphrase'' there's no info what a good passphrase really is. For example: at least X characters long, containing small and capital letters, digits and punctuation. -- atodorov
 
* In ''Create a mapping to allow access to the device's decrypted contents'', after cryptsetup luksOpen <device> <name> it's worth mentioning explicitly that the mapped device should be used from now on and the original device (/dev/sda3) should only be used with LUKS commands or even better not used at all. This will warn users who don't fully understand how device mapper works. --atodorov

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  • In the section Choosing a Good Passphrase there's no info what a good passphrase really is. For example: at least X characters long, containing small and capital letters, digits and punctuation. -- atodorov
  • In Create a mapping to allow access to the device's decrypted contents, after cryptsetup luksOpen <device> <name> it's worth mentioning explicitly that the mapped device should be used from now on and the original device (/dev/sda3) should only be used with LUKS commands or even better not used at all. This will warn users who don't fully understand how device mapper works. --atodorov