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|description=Randomizes clock when systems boots. Randomizes clock at boot time. Moves clock a few seconds and nanoseconds to past or future to prevent time based fingerprinting / linkablity.
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Randomizes clock when systems boots.
Randomizes clock at boot time. Moves clock a few seconds and nanoseconds to past or future to prevent time based fingerprinting / linkablity.
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= Disable =
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| text = Disabling Boot Clock Randomization is discouraged because it is not usually required. However, it may be useful for offline (vault) VMs.
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'''1.''' Platform specific notice.
* Qubes: Use a StandaloneVM or a separate Template.
* Non-Qubes: No extra steps are required.
'''2.''' {{Open a product ws terminal}}
'''3.''' Disable Boot Clock Randomization.
Run the following command.
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sudo systemctl mask bootclockrandomization
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Boot Clock Randomization will no longer be applied after reboot.