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> A backdoor that requires physical access isn't a backdoor. If an attacker has such access, you're already screwed. > A backdoor that requires administrative
by Nullabillity 10y ago
> A backdoor that requires physical access isn't a backdoor. If an attacker has such access, you're already screwed.
> A backdoor that requires administrative privileges isn't a backdoor. If an attacker has such access, you're already screwed.
Then why bother trying to lock it down in the first place?
- cptskippy 10y agoService providers that wish to provide subsidized devices as part of service contracts usually require that said devices can't be repurposed for the duration of the service contracts. Thus a means is needed to lock a device.