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>takes your phone or laptop to another room, the safe bet is to consider that device compromised if it’s brought back later, and to immediately procure new devi
by intrasight 4y ago
>takes your phone or laptop to another room, the safe bet is to consider that device compromised if it’s brought back later, and to immediately procure new devices in-region, if possible
Isn't an easy solution to this is to have your "laptop" just have a generic OS install, but have your real machine a bootable USB or SD?
- chillycurve 4y agoDepending on your threat model, if the hardware is sufficiently compromised, no amount of software gymnastics will keep you safe.
- asynchronous 4y agoTo add an example a hardware keylogger would still capture keystrokes in your USB boot OS.
- intrasight 4y agoI read once that those traveling overseas should always copy and paste in passwords rather than typing - basically assuming that your machine has been compromised with a software or hardware keylogger.
- dtx1 4y agoNo that could be searches aswell. The correct solution is having all data online with passwords to it in your head and an empty device