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But how fast a determined attacker will be able to utilize acquired physical key? Is something like kidnapping in the threat model for companies like ubiquiti?
by liaukovv 6y ago
But how fast a determined attacker will be able to utilize acquired physical key?
Is something like kidnapping in the threat model for companies like ubiquiti?
- ak217 6y agoThose kinds of fanciful things are not commonly in threat models because they don't happen. The threat models address things that are likely to happen, which are all variations of someone's device getting compromised.
- mywittyname 6y ago> Is something like kidnapping in the threat model for companies like ubiquiti? I doubt it. That's going to raise some blinking red flags on the radar of organizations you don't want to be on the radar of. Not just three-letter federal organizations, but three-letter news organizations too. The current situation is Yet Another Security Breach that will be forgotten about in 15 minutes. But a kidnapping is interesting! People will be making documentaries and shit about that. It's so much easier and cheaper to bribe people than it is to kidnap them.
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