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It seems to leverage the DMA features of Thunderbolt to dump the data, so if no sensitive data is in memory, then it wouldn't be leakable. Fpr the same reason,
by gervase 8y ago
It seems to leverage the DMA features of Thunderbolt to dump the data, so if no sensitive data is in memory, then it wouldn't be leakable.
Fpr the same reason, note that if the computer was booted and locked, it would be affected.
- dylan604 8y agoso if you're carrying a susceptible device through a border check, it would be a good idea to shut the laptop down first. after that, it's all about how much pain you can take for refusing to login after they pull out the $5 wrench. what about using their device to install something onto your system rather than retrieving data from it? is it possible to do one of those mischievous flash roms from something like this?
- liability 8y agoForget borders, it could be a problem for domestic flights in the US. I've had the TSA demand I give them my laptop for special screening. Presumably they 'thought' it was a bomb, they didn't ask me to turn it on. But had it been turned on, it would have been vulnerable.