Military-grade cryptography, hardware-bound trust anchors, and immutable storage. When you lock Alfred Linux, it stays locked against state-level adversaries.
LUKS2 Full Disk Encryption using AES-XTS with a 512-bit key. Every single sector of your drive is scrambled. Without the master key, the data is mathematically indistinguishable from random noise.
LUKS2 / Argon2idThe decryption keys are sealed inside the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) on your motherboard. The TPM measures the UEFI firmware, bootloader, and kernel. If an attacker modifies a single byte of your boot chain (Evil Maid attack), the TPM refuses to release the keys.
PCR [0, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9]AlfredOS stores your data on ZFS with native encryption and aggressive snapshotting. If ransomware encrypts your live files, you simply rollback to a read-only snapshot taken 15 minutes prior. The data is immutable.
Copy-On-Write / Snapshots