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Old 09-10-2014, 04:09 PM   #16
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The only thing you possibly could do is find ways to disable USB, DVD, and secondary drives in the BIOS or system to avoid a chroot, but that can really hurt productivity and cause other issues.

Other than that, there's no possible way, and realistically no point unless it's a server with critical system data, then you should use encryption keys and strong passwords.
 
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None of that "protects" a Linux system from cloning.
 
  


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