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Perhaps implement it as a touch button on the back plane of the motherboard rather than something completely internal? Or keep it as a jumper and leave case des
by dspillett 5y ago
Perhaps implement it as a touch button on the back plane of the motherboard rather than something completely internal? Or keep it as a jumper and leave case designers to decide where it goes, so it is just an extra thing to have a connector for like power and reset switches. For cases that don't support it, a switch could be put on an otherwise blank slot filler at the back of the case and connected the same way just like extra USB ports are (and extra serial/parallel ports used to be).
- buran77 5y agoEnterprises love security but they also love easy operations. Having to press a button on 15.000 computers, especially if they're laptops and people work from home can be a headache. And if you rely on the user pressing it for you then getting the same for a determined attacker like in this case is just one easy scam call away.