FooCrypt, A Tale Of Cynical Cyclical Encryption

Provides you with the total peace of mind over the SECURITY & PRIVACY of YOUR DATA via
Cryptography & Steganography

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Live Linux FIPS-140-2

Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS FIPS-140-2 mode can be activated in the FooCrypt.X.Y.Z.Live.Linux ISO, after it has been installed to a disk, either in a hypervisor controlled virtual machine, or installed directly onto a physical disk ( Laptop, PC, etc ), et al

Detailed instructions on utilizing the Ubuntu Advantage (UA) client @ https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/using-the-ua-client-to-enable-fips#1-overview

A quick Ubuntu Pro tutorial @ https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-pro-beta-tutorial/31018?_ga=2.123217675.1444630558.1666406979-1936035526.1666406979

FooCrypt recommends the following sequence, taken from the above UA instructions and Ubuntu Pro Tutorial, once the FooCrypt.X.Y.Z.Live.Linux ISO has been installed :

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# Login as FooCrypt and open a terminal session
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# update all sources files
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-> sudo apt update

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# check ubuntu-advantage-tools policy
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-> sudo apt-cache policy ubuntu-advantage-tools

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# update all sources files
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-> sudo apt update

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# install ubuntu-advantage-tools
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-> sudo apt install ubuntu-advantage-tools -y

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# check ua version
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-> sudo ua version

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# check ua status
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-> sudo ua status

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# Attach your Ubuntu Pro / Paid Subscripts Token
# https://ubuntu.com/pro/subscribe
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-> sudo ua attach {Ubuntu Pro Subscription Token / Paid Subscript Token} --no-auto-enable

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# check ua status
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-> sudo ua status --all

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# enable fips
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-> sudo ua enable fips

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# reboot
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-> sudo init 6

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# After the system has rebooted, Login as FooCrypt and open a terminal session
# check that fips mode is enabled [ 0 Disabled | 1 Enabled ]
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-> cat /proc/sys/crypto/fips_enabled

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# check that fips kernel is running X.Y.Z-N-fips
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-> uname -r

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# check that openssl fips version [ X.Y.Z[a-z]-1ubuntu2.fips.N.N ]
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-> dpkg -l | egrep -i openssl | grep fips

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# check ua status
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-> sudo ua status --all

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# update all sources files
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-> sudo apt update

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# upgrade all packages
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-> sudo apt upgrade -y

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# reboot
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-> sudo init 6

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# Optionally enable usg, Security compliance and audit tools
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# install usg
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-> sudo apt install usg -y

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# Optionally enable usg, Security compliance and audit tools
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# enable usg
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-> sudo ua enable usg

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# Optionally enable esm-apps beta service, Expanded Security Maintenance for Applications
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# update sources list for esm-apps
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-> echo "deb-src https://esm.ubuntu.com/apps/ubuntu $(lsb_release -s -c)-apps-security main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/esm-apps-sources.list

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# Optionally enable esm-apps beta service, Expanded Security Maintenance for Applications
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# enable esm-apps
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-> sudo ua esm-apps --beta