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How is that possible? Virtual memory is written out to the hard disk, so presumably, anyone with physical access to the drive could read off anything that might
by macrael 15y ago
How is that possible? Virtual memory is written out to the hard disk, so presumably, anyone with physical access to the drive could read off anything that might be stored there. You wouldn't need admin rights to the box the way you would to force aes to run in gdb, right?
- tptacek 15y agoMy point is just, local attacker, "the call is coming inside the house!". You have big problems at this point.