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That really doesn't protect the device from an infected system - it can just remount it rw. You need a hardware write blocker to protect against a malicious sy
by ryan-c 15y ago
That really doesn't protect the device from an infected system - it can just remount it rw. You need a hardware write blocker to protect against a malicious system.
- overshard 15y agoYou don't need a hardware write blocker, the beauty of "burning" an ISO to a thumb drive is that the ISO format doesn't allow writes. There is no way at all to write to it unless you rewrite the drive itself in which case it becomes fairly obvious.