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If only there were a method used daily in industry to move data back and forth from secure systems in a write-once fashion. Hear me out - you could construct so
by assttoasstmgr 5y ago
If only there were a method used daily in industry to move data back and forth from secure systems in a write-once fashion. Hear me out - you could construct some sort of polycarbonate disc that would contain a substrate. You could then permanently encode your data onto this substrate - so it couldn't be changed - with a "laser" perhaps. Then said disc could be read on another machine without worry of sneaky things hiding in your USB. On second thought that sounds way too complicated and I'd probably stick with the QR code-camera thing.
- pontifier 5y agoOk, the key advantage is being able to visually see the amount of data being transmitted. With a CD, how do you know an extra kilobyte of data didn't hitch a ride on your disc. You do realize that viruses existed before networks right? Your "method used daily in industry" can very easily carry an unwanted payload. I'm trying to explore the intersection of high security and utility.