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I don't think this is a good way to initiate the destruction. Washing hands, sweating, condensation from beverages, etc. could easily trigger this.
by jonas-w 4y ago
I don't think this is a good way to initiate the destruction.
Washing hands, sweating, condensation from beverages, etc. could easily trigger this.
- ChrisClark 4y agoBut you want to trigger it, to keep the data safe. Though if the adversary has sweaty fingers they also get your data.
- imglorp 4y agoYou could use a scheme kind of like how port-knocking works. For example, plugging in directly causes self-destruct, but plug and unplugging twice in 5 seconds will be the "okay it's me" signal. This could be implemented by writing a timestamp file on wakeup.
- pjerem 4y ago> This could be implemented by writing a timestamp file on wakeup. You’d need to embed a clock and an energy source to keep the clock going.
- morcheeba 4y agoA 150uF capacitor should keep the microcontroller running for about 5 seconds without power; it could keep time. 7.3mm x 4.3mm x 2.9mm
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