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If you’re not expecting it back they’ll wait until an exploit exists or copy it encrypted and wait. Example: I held a broken PS3 my friend and I promised I’d re
by GhettoComputers 5y ago
If you’re not expecting it back they’ll wait until an exploit exists or copy it encrypted and wait. Example: I held a broken PS3 my friend and I promised I’d return him (he broke the Blu-ray, so he couldn’t play games) once a hack existed. Hack was released, and he copied the games he had onto the PS3 HDD. The encrypted disk will probably have (hardware) exploit eventually, or they’ll hold onto it until there’s a quantum crack.
- kortilla 5y ago“Hold onto it until there’s a quantum crack” is the same as it being secure. That’s far more secure than it being online, decrypted, and attached to the Internet like most phones and computers now.