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An encryption key not stored on a secure enclave would still enable a robust factory reset, no? It just wouldn't protect against some physical attacks to an un
by maxerickson 5y ago
An encryption key not stored on a secure enclave would still enable a robust factory reset, no?
It just wouldn't protect against some physical attacks to an unreset device.
- jedberg 5y agoYes, it could be done without a Secure Enclave. In which case the data would be vulnerable in the case of theft or resale without a reset, but would be protected if it were reset, as long as the storage of the old key was actually properly wiped.