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Hmm, I commend your point, however I think there is room for debate on both sides. To defend hibernation/shutdown: if I lose my laptop or it is stolen, and I r
by notfed 9y ago
Hmm, I commend your point, however I think there is room for debate on both sides.
To defend hibernation/shutdown: if I lose my laptop or it is stolen, and I realize I will never see it again, then at least I will have peace of mind that no one can ever recover the data, assuming I had a strong password.
An evil maid attack assumes I will have the laptop in my possession again. This is a different problem, and requires different measures to defend against. I'm interested in hearing why you think leaving a laptop in sleep mode protects it from an evil maid attack.