Project Number Date
test_Tails_ISO_20524-warn-danger-unplug-usb-stick 13 31 Oct 2024, 19:15

Feature Report

Steps Scenarios Features
Feature Passed Failed Skipped Pending Undefined Total Passed Failed Total Duration Status
Emergency shutdown 37 0 0 0 0 37 5 0 5 6:20.252 Passed
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Feature Emergency shutdown
As a Tails user when I unplug my Tails device to trigger emergency shutdown I want the system memory to be free from sensitive data.
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1:13.502
Before features/support/hooks.rb:269 0.003
Given I have started Tails from DVD and logged in and the network is connected 1:4.091
When I eject the boot medium 0.351
Then Tails eventually shuts down 9.059
After features/support/hooks.rb:326 0.223
After features/support/hooks.rb:100 0.000
Tags: @product @not_release_blocker
46.190
Before features/support/hooks.rb:269 0.005
Given I have started Tails from DVD without network and logged in 9.586
And I prepare Tails for memory erasure tests 0.570
And I fill a 128 MiB file with a known pattern on the root filesystem 16.988
And patterns cover at least 128 MiB in the guest's memory 4.790 
Pattern coverage: 100.000% (128 MiB out of 128 MiB reference memory)
When I eject the boot medium 0.781
And I wait for Tails to finish wiping the memory 12.360
Then I find very few patterns in the guest's memory 1.112 
Pattern coverage: 0.000% (0 MiB out of 687 MiB reference memory)
After features/support/hooks.rb:326 3.813
After features/support/hooks.rb:100 0.000
Tags: @product @not_release_blocker
41.480
Before features/support/hooks.rb:269 0.003
Given I have started Tails from DVD without network and logged in 9.619
And I prepare Tails for memory erasure tests 0.522
And I plug and mount a 128 MiB USB drive with a vfat filesystem 10.827
And I fill the USB drive with a known pattern 2.675
And I read the content of the test FS 0.238
And patterns cover at least 90% of the test FS size in the guest's memory 4.809 
Pattern coverage: 100.000% (127 MiB out of 127 MiB reference memory)
When I eject the boot medium 0.518
And I wait for Tails to finish wiping the memory 11.318
Then I find very few patterns in the guest's memory 0.950 
Pattern coverage: 0.000% (0 MiB out of 687 MiB reference memory)
After features/support/hooks.rb:326 3.621
After features/support/hooks.rb:100 0.000
Tags: @product @not_release_blocker
1:5.588
Before features/support/hooks.rb:269 0.002
Given I have started Tails from DVD without network and logged in 8.986
And I prepare Tails for memory erasure tests 0.747
And I plug and mount a 128 MiB USB drive with an ext4 filesystem encrypted with password "asdf" 38.951
And I fill the USB drive with a known pattern 1.592
And I read the content of the test FS 0.093
And patterns cover at least 99% of the test FS size in the guest's memory 3.831 
Pattern coverage: 106.113% (97 MiB out of 91 MiB reference memory)
When I eject the boot medium 0.327
And I wait for Tails to finish wiping the memory 10.214
Then I find very few patterns in the guest's memory 0.842 
Pattern coverage: 0.000% (0 MiB out of 691 MiB reference memory)
After features/support/hooks.rb:326 3.631
After features/support/hooks.rb:100 0.000
Tags: @product @not_release_blocker
2:33.490
Before features/support/hooks.rb:269 0.003
Given I have started Tails without network from a USB drive with a persistent partition enabled and logged in 12.348
And I prepare Tails for memory erasure tests 1.081
And I fill a 128 MiB file with a known pattern on the persistent filesystem 24.482
And patterns cover at least 100 MiB in the guest's memory 4.599 
Pattern coverage: 112.742% (112 MiB out of 100 MiB reference memory)
When I eject the boot medium 0.610
Then I see a window explaining me the danger of unplugging the USB stick 1.605
And I wait for Tails to finish wiping the memory 17.351
Then I find very few patterns in the guest's memory 1.557 
Pattern coverage: 0.000% (0 MiB out of 727 MiB reference memory)
And Tails eventually shuts down 1:29.853
After features/support/hooks.rb:326 0.147
After features/support/hooks.rb:100 0.000