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Well, physical access ranks higher than administrative. If an attacker has physical access, no system is secure, if only because the interface to the system is
by revelation 10y ago
Well, physical access ranks higher than administrative. If an attacker has physical access, no system is secure, if only because the interface to the system is no longer.
- 45h34jh53k4j 10y agoits not longer fair to call game over with physical access; indeed countermeasure like full disk encryption, computrace and Mac firmware passwords are all examples of things we do to raise the difficulty for a physical attacker.
- revelation 10y agoAnd the vast majority of them is trivially defeated by a bug inline with your USB keyboard.
- startling 10y agoYou can reconstruct a lot of information with a keylogger but nowhere near all of it.
- umanwizard 10y agoOK, mind telling me how to get root on my iPhone, then? BTW, I have physical access.
- pritambaral 10y agoThe thread above is not talking about a locked down, limited-freedom device like an iPhone. Laptop computers come with the ability to boot from external devices, unlocked and unrestricted.