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I don't understand what a fail-deadly drive would look like. Can you give an example?
by walrus 10y ago
I don't understand what a fail-deadly drive would look like. Can you give an example?
- stagbeetle 10y agoI'd imagine you'd have to do a task (like inputting a passcode) every so often or the drive would be made inoperable. For SSD's it'd be as simple as an automatic single pass overwrite and a new encryption key. For HDD, the hyper-paranoid could rig their drives with small explosives to fracture the platters.
- M_Grey 10y ago^This. In fact you can buy readymade solutions now which physically destroy the NAND gates on the input of a code, or as you say, if you fail to input a code within a time limit.
- M_Grey 10y agoAn example I've given here before is: http://securedrives.co.uk/ http://securedrives.co.uk/ There are other solutions though, and of course you can make your own if you feel confident about it.