How to Encrypt a USB Device in Kali with cryptsetup

Walkthrough of how to encrypt a USB device using cryptsetup in kali linux.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to encrypt a USB drive on Kali Linux using Cryptsetup. Cryptsetup is a powerful tool that allows you to encrypt your USB drive to ensure that your data is secure and protected from unauthorized access. Whether you're a security enthusiast or simply looking to safeguard your personal files, this guide will walk you through the process step-by-step.
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[@iraislandii5092]

Nice, good education.

[@techtimefly]

Many many thanks

[@Kas3-]

Thank you man! You seem like a kind soul

[@techtimefly]

thank you, really needed this comment today :)

[@Kas3-]

@@techtimefly hope it’s a good day for you my man, stay safe!

[@cyberjack]

Thank you

[@techtimefly]

glad this was helpful for you

[@rloedits]

Very good Video! I have question because i dont really know anything about encryption. Am i able to encrypt the whole storage of my Phone (Samsung S21) with this Method?

[@techtimefly]

Thanks, I'm working getting better at replying

[@blazeg263]

What does it mean when it tells me device in use?

[@techtimefly]

do you have a folder or terminal open that points to a file or location on the device?

[@stephennichol6148]

Late reply but in case anyone else gets here: This caught me as well for 30 seconds (as I am just coming back to *nix after a far to long hiatus): your drive is probably auto mounted by your host OS. If you can see it in 'Files' or under /media// then it is mounted. Unmount it first and you should be good to go.