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Ubuntu Expands Its Encryption Support
· New York time
Ubuntu 26.10 includes TPM-backed full disk encryption support on computers without a hardware root of trust, according to the release report. It is a concrete security-related addition alongside the release's desktop and utility updates. For people assessing the release, hardware eligibility is part of the feature's practical significance. A capability becomes more relevant when it can reach the machine actually on the desk, rather than the machine in an idealized purchasing plan. The mascot can promise personality. Encryption has the less decorative assignment of dealing with what is stored underneath it.
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