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There are plenty of examples of it working (e.g. researchers from F-Secure presented at SEC-T conference in 2018 with a cold-boot against Bitlocker), but I have
by ziddoap 3y ago
There are plenty of examples of it working (e.g. researchers from F-Secure presented at SEC-T conference in 2018 with a cold-boot against Bitlocker), but I haven't seen a LEA or government come out and say "we got access to X via a cold-boot attack".
- 0cf8612b2e1e 3y agoAs RAM densities/speed increase, I wonder if this is still viable. DDR5 had to mandate some baseline ECC given the intrinsic error rate.
- roenxi 3y agoAlthough, obviously, it was the same story with dragnet spying before Snowden. Sure it was technically possible in a lab environment and law enforcement had incentive to do it, but nobody could turn up any actual evidence.