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You may want to see How to enable Bitlocker TheДЄdvantage of using TPM-Only is, it eliminates the use of a secondДЇactor (Pin + Password) thereby convincing users to use to have theirДevices encrypted.

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Or password was needed which is the default for BitLocker. That, coupled with the BitLocker encryption means that the driveДecryption key is being pulled only from the TPM, no user-supplied PIN Noticed from the reconnaissance that the laptop boots directly to the Nothing else working, they had to take a look at the TPM and they MicrosoftвЂ™s BitLocker, secured via Trusted Platform Module (TPM)

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The SSD was full disk encrypted (FDE) using.

LAN turtle and other Responder attacks via USB ethernet adapters returned.

Kon-boot auth bypass did not work because of full disk encryption.

Was fully enabled and prevented any non-signed operating systems.

The BIOS boot order was locked to prevent booting from USB or CD.

All BIOS settings were locked with a password.

Pcileech/DMA attacks were blocked because IntelвЂ™s VT-d BIOS setting.

Lot of best practices were being followed, negating many common

Settings, normal boot operation, hardware details, etc) and noted a Straight to work and performed some reconnaissance of the laptop (BIOS Once they got hold of the device, they headed No prior information about the laptop, testД¬redentials, configuration details, etc were given. Handed a Lenovo Laptop preconfigured with the standard security stackДЇor this organization. Stolen device and also perform lateral network movement. This is recent research by security specialists of the Dolos Group toДetermine if an attacker can access the organization network from a Finally, 'TPM-only' Bitlocker still usually has a 'recovery key' that the user is told to store somewhere if the attacker gets that then they can bypass Bitlocker regardless of the other protections used. This key is removed after successful reboot, but it provides a window where an attacker could bypass Bitlocker entirely.

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TPM-only mode is also incompatible with any kind of intentional modification of the boot process, so any time the user (or OS) wants to install a patch that modifies the bootloader or similar, it must briefly 'disable' Bitlocker by writing a clear-text key to the disk. For one thing, it's much easier to bypass using a hardware attack, such as freezing the RAM (once the encryption key is retrieved from the TPM) and physically removing it from the running system, then using external hardware to read the key out. Note that there are limitations of TPM-only Bitlocker.

On the other hand, even without Bitlocker, an attacker could encrypt data that is protected with a key derived from their login password (using DPAPI and/or EFS) and therefore require the attacker to get their login password (although in that case brute-forcing the NTLM hash is probably the easiest option, and with BitLocker you can't do that). However, it does mean that simply getting the hard disk without the rest of the machine will be useless to an attacker, and that getting the entire machine but with no idea what the login passwords are and no special attack hardware will be nearly as bad. In fact, in TPM-only mode, it is vital that you have a strong Windows password on all login-enabled accounts, because the attacker can still attempt online brute-forcing of that password (though Windows will limit how fast they can try). Using Bitlocker in TPM-only mode (not the same as just 'without PIN' because you could use another form of authentication, such as an external key on a USB device) means the disk encryption key will only be available if the OS boots up normally if the boot process is modified by malicious code, or if the normal OS isn't booting at all (because you're booting to Linux or something instead) then the TPM won't reveal the key.Д«itlocker, in any mode, doesn't really 'transform the normal Windows User login into something secure', except in the sense that you can't easily attempt offline cracking of the (weak) password hash the way you normally can.