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Once it's in the hands of someone adversarial, physically, there's no way to completely stop this.
by junon 3y ago
Once it's in the hands of someone adversarial, physically, there's no way to completely stop this.
- xaduha 3y agoCompletely stop what? If you encrypt your drive, then all these attacks fall into a category of 'continuing using a device after someone tampered with it'. If you're that paranoid, then you can buy anti-tamper stickers. I'm not joking BTW, I think some of those are pretty damn impressive.