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What attacks are you thinking of? A cold boot attack while you're on the toilet? Or that the laptop is stolen? First and foremost you need to ensure physical s
by 13415 6y ago
What attacks are you thinking of? A cold boot attack while you're on the toilet? Or that the laptop is stolen?
First and foremost you need to ensure physical security anyway. Otherwise a dedicated attacker can also just install a bug.
- gpm 6y agoLaptop is stolen by a foreign intelligence agency who can do things like "pour liquid nitrogen on the ram and swap it to another computer to recover encryption keys" or whatever (I've been told that's a real attack... but it always seemed like an intelligence agency ought to just make a device to read the ram without pulling it at all... just hijack the wires communicating to the ram or something...)
- maccard 6y agoIf that's your threat, the device doesn't leave your sight or possession, ever. I work at a significantly lower threat level than that and we're regularly told that when off site devices don't leave your possession, and on-site, deviecs should be tethered and locked when not in use.
- neolog 6y agoLaptop is stolen.