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I'm not in the security area, so I'm wondering the same. From the article: > like all previous cold boot attacks, their method requires physical access and a
by smittywerben 8y ago
I'm not in the security area, so I'm wondering the same.
From the article:
> like all previous cold boot attacks, their method requires physical access and a special tool to extract leftover RAM.
- ryanlol 8y ago>But security researchers from Finnish cyber-security firm F-Secure discovered that they could disable this feature by modifying firmware settings and steal data from a computer's RAM after a cold reboot. I guess this is supposed to be the "new" thing. This is really obvious though, so calling it a "new attack" seems a bit ridiculous. The talk wasn't bad though.