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How is that relevant? Sure in very specific threat models you want to run in a Faraday cage. People already do so if they build for example alternative LTE net
by sharikous 4y ago
How is that relevant?
Sure in very specific threat models you want to run in a Faraday cage. People already do so if they build for example alternative LTE network or they use device that leak in the RF. Also you need to isolate the power supply. But it has nothing to do with the article
- night-rider 4y agoThanks for pointing that out. I was just thinking if you want to exfiltrate secrets then you need some sort of network to pass them on remotely. An air gap stops the secrets being leaked. Are you saying you can exfil by merely having access to the power?