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Because when you pull the RAM chip to add the module, it loses its data and the system crashes. This attack is for people who just got access to a running syste
by ianburrell 3y ago
Because when you pull the RAM chip to add the module, it loses its data and the system crashes. This attack is for people who just got access to a running system. I have heard about this for FBI who have running system that they can’t turn off cause then it would be encrypted.
Their targets are unlikely to allow law enforcement to add monitoring to their computers. And if they had prior access, compromising the software or other hardware would be better.
- colanderman 3y agoAh the article was talking a lot about keys in the bootloader, so I was assuming this was intended to be used after a fresh boot.