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It once occurred to me that it's possible to encrypt the disk completely and put bootloader/kernel/etc on a flash drive attached to your keyring (the physical k
by qb45 11y ago
It once occurred to me that it's possible to encrypt the disk completely and put bootloader/kernel/etc on a flash drive attached to your keyring (the physical kind).
Then it all boils down to BIOS security. With physical WP pins on flash chips it ought to be possible to make BIOS reflashing a reasonable PITA, especially for someone who wasn't prepared for such surprise.
- resoluteteeth 11y agoThis wouldn't prevent the computer from booting into a new key-stealing bootloader newly installed on the hard disk. You probably wouldn't even notice that the computer wasn't actually booting from the USB drive.
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]
- qb45 11y agoPut the computer in transparent case and replace HDD top cover with glass :)