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The threat model described by the post above you is actually not about physical access. It's about the PI getting hacked remotely. If you use Syncthing's encry
by jsiepkes 3y ago
The threat model described by the post above you is actually not about physical access. It's about the PI getting hacked remotely.
If you use Syncthing's encryption then at no point is the decrypted content available to the PI. It gets decrypted locally by other Syncthing peers after they have downloaded it.
- hiq 3y agoBesides, there's still a difference between physical accesses: plain and non-targeted (besides how profitable they're expected) burglaries are way more common than violent targeted attacks meant to extract a secret from an individual.
- hamandcheese 3y agoAre you aware of any non-targeted burglaries where the burglar extracted secrets from a running computers memory?
- hamandcheese 3y agoAn attacker with a wrench will get the information they want from you, regardless of where it's located.