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Full Disk Encryption on Fedora with TPM2


Today I’m diving into the world of Secure Boot, TPM2, and all of the complications that come with wanting a high level of security without having to type a disk encryption key all the time. Ultimately, my goal is to come up with a solution that I can roll out in my Linux-based business environment, but today I’m walking you through the basics of how full disk encryption works with LUKS and enrolling your first key into the TPM.

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