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>During an ejection, it is specifically designed to zeroize its sensitive data. How do you know that?
by trogdor 3y ago
>During an ejection, it is specifically designed to zeroize its sensitive data.
How do you know that?
- thefurdrake 3y agoAside from being able to read the article, I've worked with the kind of crypto used by the USAF. Maybe not the f-35 specifically, but protections like this are both blatantly obvious to anyone who thinks about it for a moment, and generally requiredd.
- trogdor 3y agoSo you assumed it. Got it. I read the article. It does not say what you claimed.
- thefurdrake 3y ago> “Upon pilot ejection, the aircraft is designed to erase (or ‘zeroize’) all secure communication.” So much for that reading comprehension. > So you assumed it. I worked loading crypto on aircraft. Stop running your mouth.