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You could store the decryption key on the disk, only loading it when needed, and possibly byte-by-byte. This is all hackable, especially when such techniques are used mainstream, but it increases the amount of work needed to hack something. In the end it's the OS's responsibility of course.


What's the point of that? If you are going to do that, just store the original key that way.

Not that it helps in any way at all.




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