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@ -368,6 +368,13 @@ Depending on your threat model you can:
* Add an additional security layer by adding a second encryption layer (e.g. VeraCrypt, \*.7z with password) * Add an additional security layer by adding a second encryption layer (e.g. VeraCrypt, \*.7z with password)
* Upload the \*.kdbx to an end-to-end-encrypted email box (e.g. Tutanota, ProtonMail) * Upload the \*.kdbx to an end-to-end-encrypted email box (e.g. Tutanota, ProtonMail)
## Security Benefits
In the setup described in this guide, even an attacker who manages to gain access to the `ssh-client` VM will not be able to obtain the user’s private key since it is simply not there.
Rather, the private key remains in the `vault` VM, which is extremely unlikely to be compromised, if nothing is ever copied or transferred into it.
In order to gain access to the vault VM, the attacker would require the use of, e.g., a general Xen VM escape exploit or a signed, compromised package which is already installed in the TemplateVM upon which the vault VM is based.
Want more Qubes split magic? Want more Qubes split magic?
Check out [Split-GPG][Split-GPG]. Check out [Split-GPG][Split-GPG].