The files are always cached. The only thing ureadahead does is move the
point where the files are loaded into the cache from first access to
mount time. To read the data cached in ram, an attacker would have to
have root access, in which case, the system is irreparably compromised
anyhow.
** Changed in: ureadahead (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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ureadahead Caches eCryptfs Filesystem Contents
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