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I'm surprised congressional office's laptops do not embed remotely detonated explosives/destruction devices triggered with sat or cellular comms.
by cobookman 6y ago
I'm surprised congressional office's laptops do not embed remotely detonated explosives/destruction devices triggered with sat or cellular comms.
- emiliobumachar 6y agoIf you mean able to damage the holder, you'd need to triple-check they can't be unintentionally activated or activated by untrusted parties. Even if just a self-destruct, you'd need to double-check. Bricking the entirety of Congress' laptops have a lot of fun and profit potential.
- Jonnax 6y agoYou're surprised that politicians don't attach remotely detonated bombs to the laptops?
- cobookman 6y agoIn particular remotely denoted "Kill" devices. Which destroy the entirety of the laptops contents. Encryption by itself is likely not enough to secure the contents from a nation state actor.
- djsumdog 6y agoConsidering the competence of most politicians, I think it would easily solve a lot of problems if they did.
- snowwrestler 6y agoThere is nothing remotely that important on the laptops in a typical Congressional office.