your physical SSD harddrive and save and back all the data on your computer, make your computer fresh empty state all the time for the sake of security?
I do not put stupid things in my computer in the first place, I use a VM for that
SSD wasn't made for this type of data storage afaik
What's the difference? If you use the virtual drive inside the VM, whatever you write is written somewhere in host's storage device.
Unless they are using shared drives or folders, the data will be isolated. Sometimes all of the VM files will be compressed into a single non executable encrypted file on the host machine
the execution happens in a VM memory space, pretty difficult to break out of the VM and compromise the host itself
It is isolated, yes. But for every virtual drive there is a corresponding file stored on host's filesystem that contains all the data. You have to store data somewhere, right?? All you did is delayed the process of finding and recovering it.
You don't need to break out of anything. Assuming I have physical access to your HDD / SSD and it is not encrypted, I can easily find all your virtual drives, mount them as loopback devices, mount the filesystems inside and see everything.
Here, second period.
Oh, I don't remember that... Was this text there before the edit?
You are talking about something entirely else. I am not talking about encrypting the data. I am talking about separation of execution.
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