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by wglb 6y ago
As in https://www.securityweek.com/forensics-tool-flaw-allows-hackers-manipulate-evidence#:~:text=A%20vulnerability%20in%20Guidance%20Software's,the%20flaw%20any%20time%20soon https://www.securityweek.com/forensics-tool-flaw-allows-hack...., yet it is used in cases large and small, civil, criminal, federal state.
- tptacek 6y agoMatt Blaze did some research on this, and it seems to turn out that when you put an argument like this in front of a judge or jury, ultimately you have to back it up with evidence that it actually happened; it's not enough to say that the potential existed. Which makes sense, because the potential exists for a lot of stuff, including stuff we don't often talk about.
- wglb 6y agoI think this post by signal is not much beyond exceedingly well-crafted nerd sniping [edited for claity]