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The pam\_panic PAM module shall protect people who have value data on their computer. It provides a panic function. The pam\_panic PAM module shall protect people who have value data on their computer. It provides a panic function.
## How it works ## How it works
There is a good and a bad flash drive. There exist a good and a bad flash drive.
The good flash drive will let you in to the password prompt. The good flash drive will let you pass to the password prompt.
The bad flash drive will execute a reboot, poweroff and/or erase the luksHeader which will make your luksContainer undecryptable. The bad flash drive will execute a reboot, poweroff and/or erase the luksHeader which will make your luksContainer undecryptable to anyone.
## Installation ## Installation
You need gcc or something similar. You need gcc or something similar.
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### Compiling notes ### Compiling notes
The Makefile passes the pathes of `reboot`, `poweroff` and `cryptsetup` using macros to be sure that it will run on different machines. The Makefile passes the pathes of `reboot`, `poweroff` and `cryptsetup` using macros to be sure that it will run on different machines.
You need libpam's development package. Some call them like `libpam0g-dev`. You need libpam's development package. Some call them `libpam0g-dev`.
## Preparation ## Preparation
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Command (m for help): w Command (m for help): w
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You'll find the UUID of your partition in `/dev/disk/by-partuuid/`. You can find out which device is which through a `ls -l /dev/disk/by-partuuid/`. You'll find the UUID of your partition in `/dev/disk/by-partuuid/`. You can find out which device is which typing `ls -l /dev/disk/by-partuuid/` in your favourite shell.
## Integration ## Integration