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> So the maid replaces your keyboard instead Well, it's another level of sophistication, requiring some more investment? Replacing a bootloader or a kernel (o
by drdaeman 4y ago
> So the maid replaces your keyboard instead
Well, it's another level of sophistication, requiring some more investment?
Replacing a bootloader or a kernel (or initrd) and disabling Secure Boot is easy for just about anyone with 5-10 minutes access to a machine. A modified keyboard is less so.
- userbinator 4y agoLess than a minute is enough to install a hardware inline keylogger. IMHO if you're truly worthy enough to be targeted by such attacks, "secure" boot isn't going to stop them.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- smileybarry 4y agoThen you set an administrator password in your BIOS and prevent changes by anyone but you. Some laptops even allow you to use the fingerprint reader for this. (Had a ThinkPad that did this)