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> So, I'm assuming we can now look forward to "no one will ever call and ask for information from your key, if they do, hang up!" There's usually no way to tak
by ChadNauseam 4y ago
> So, I'm assuming we can now look forward to "no one will ever call and ask for information from your key, if they do, hang up!"
There's usually no way to take your key off your device, so don't worry about that :P
- tialaramex 4y agoI guess it's possible that particularly vulnerable people might be persuaded to physically send the actual device to bad guys. I'd like to hope that existing advice to such people warns them not to send stuff to bad guys, we don't want them sending their credit cards, house keys, etc. to bad guys either.
- supertrope 4y agoMailing keys away would only be economical for targeted attacks. Trojans are more scalable. Even that is a big improvement as malware distribution is harder than credential stuffing, email hijacking, or SIM swap attacks.