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Well you have a point and I was thinking about it. Only thing I can think of is eliminating the LED in favor of software (which is what they have done in some p
by nebula8804 2y ago
Well you have a point and I was thinking about it. Only thing I can think of is eliminating the LED in favor of software (which is what they have done in some products) or putting silicon in the LED to verify it. Ugh have we now reached the point where we have to put some crypto in everything including our LEDs?
- echoangle 2y agoI think that’s just a too advanced threat you want to handle. If you are facing such an opponent, you shouldn’t let your hardware out of your hands at any time. You can probably replace the battery by a smaller model and put a keylogger in the remaining space. There’s just no way to prevent hardware modification without using tamper evident seals on all openings, and even that probably isn’t 100% safe.