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If the machine (1) has soldered-on RAM (preventing cold boot attacks) and (2) the portions of the OS that run prior to user authentication are sufficiently secu
by elehack 9y ago
If the machine (1) has soldered-on RAM (preventing cold boot attacks) and (2) the portions of the OS that run prior to user authentication are sufficiently secure, then it really doesn't seem to be a problem.
Last I knew, Windows does not like to let you enable this mode in a machine with removable RAM that don't have compensating security features.
- cryptonector 9y agoAnd also no Thunderbolt/Firewire, and/or has an IOMMU and the OS uses it.
- rootsudo 9y agoI'm sorry, what? Windows 100% allows you to use TPM + bitlocker and secure the keys on AD on any sort of computer, regardless of removable ram or not.