When mounting a filesystem in WSL2, is it always accessible from the host using \\WSL$ or \\wsl.localhost\?
I would like to mount a luks-encrypted filesystem inside a WSL2 environment and keep it protected from outside access, ideally by hiding this mount completely.
I read about options to completely disable the file sharing features, but I need this feature in other use cases, so I need something more fine-granular, like the mount options mount --make-*.