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> 1. Force Mac to boot in "single user mode" (holding COMMAND-S at startup) If you have physical access to the computer and they do not have disk encryption (F
by codetrotter 3y ago
> 1. Force Mac to boot in "single user mode" (holding COMMAND-S at startup)
If you have physical access to the computer and they do not have disk encryption (FileVault on macOS) enabled then all bets are off anyways.
- snakeroot 3y agoTrue. However, if this is performed in the supply chain and made to appear after like it had never been configured (by removing the .applesetupdone), then the computer would be fully compromised before any encryption is applied.