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I guess their OS could defend itself from something like this by actively deleting any potentially compromising customer data as soon as it loses it's connectio
by rekoil 4y ago
I guess their OS could defend itself from something like this by actively deleting any potentially compromising customer data as soon as it loses it's connection to the internet. No idea if it does though.
- cge 4y agoThe design of their diskless architecture (where everything is provisioned to RAM on boot, and no data needs to be stored at all), and the nature of their service, likely means that they could be even more sensitive, eg, reboot on a minimal acceleration from an internal accelerometer, minor power irregularities, momentary internet outage, etc.