"Considered attack scenarios and considerations: Evil Maid: [.. ] physical access to a storage device should [not] enable an attacker to read the user’s plainte

"Considered attack scenarios and considerations: Evil Maid: [.. ] physical access to a storage device should [not] enable an attacker to read the user’s plaintext data [..]. [or] allow undetected modification/backdooring of user data or OS (integrity), or exfiltration of secrets." Am I misunderstanding, or is the the only attack scenario listed? Seems like a lot of work, complexity and potential problems of all sort to fix.. something quite minor? I mean: 1) Get a lock? 2) Will it actually stop an Evil Maid? I'm thinking of stuff like physical key-loggers, hidden cameras etc etc edit: fixed and shortened quote