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> something being implanted on any one of the devices or drives This really depends on your threat model. If you're of interest, they don't need to do this at
by Oxidation 4y ago
> something being implanted on any one of the devices or drives
This really depends on your threat model. If you're of interest, they don't need to do this at the airport, when a real person of interest is likely most alert to tampering.
If you're not of interest, they're not going to bug every random traveler with a hard drive using state-level technology and risk giving the game away by being found out by a perspicacious security researcher one day.
- jstarfish 4y ago> If you're of interest, they don't need to do this at the airport, when a real person of interest is likely most alert to tampering. After the stress of travel and clearing customs, the usual next steps are abandoning all luggage in your hotel room and going out for food. There's a reason some countries insist on knowing your full itinerary and/or all of the hotels you intend to stay at...