I created an encrypted volume with LUKS and uploaded it to a remote directory on an untrusted host.I can mount it locally though. I first mount the remote directory locally with sshfs and then open my volume with  cryptsetup as if it were a local file.$ sshfs user@host: remote/# cryptsetup luksOpen remote/disk.img disk$ mount /dev/mapper/disk mount_point/My question is: do I thereby make whatever is in mount_point/ visible to users on the remote host? Also, are commands I execute in a directory mounted through sshfs transparent to administrators on the remote host?
Are remote LUKS volumes mounted locally with sshfs made visible to remote users?
luks;sshfs;privacy
The remote host sees nothing but the (encrypted) reads and writes to the file.