How to get a Kali Linux LUKS master key (alias: is Kali encrypted persistence safe?)

Posted by osemotions on Jan 6, 2019 7:57 PM EDT
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I have recenty set up a Kali live operating system with a LUKS-encrypted data persistence partition, and used it for a while. Unlike Tails, fortunately Kali Linux makes use of a ISO9660-formatted partition for system files (it does not feature the kernel update facility however). Anyway, my question is the same as for Tails: if I lend my USB key running Kali to an evil Penguin, am I sure to use it again afterwards?

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