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As for a physically present attacker, many projector systems are out of reach and have a cable running through the wall or table to produce a socket for users t
by sudobash1 4y ago
As for a physically present attacker, many projector systems are out of reach and have a cable running through the wall or table to produce a socket for users to plug in to. Or they are mounted inside a cabinet with a similar cable reaching to the outside. If the "firewall" device is present at the (inaccessible) projector, this would not be a problem.
- josephcsible 4y agoSure, but dip switches would still be fine then, since attackers wouldn't be able to reach them to change them.