3 ms·
Nonvolatile, of course.
by tsotha 11y ago
Nonvolatile, of course.
- nickodell 11y agoI was under the impression that you couldn't run a bruteforcer against these phones because the key is kept inside of a hardware security module. Couldn't the duress code just wipe the key in the HSM? If they can copy the HSM, that wouldn't help, but in that case, it doesn't really seem like they need your help getting the PIN in the first place.
- tsotha 11y ago>I was under the impression that you couldn't run a bruteforcer against these phones because the key is kept inside of a hardware security module. Couldn't the duress code just wipe the key in the HSM? That's something I hadn't considered. Is it set up that you can create and destroy the keys but never get access to them?