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i think the joke requires knowledge that, if the exe is compromised, there's zero ways in hardware you can enforce read only mode on a USB stick, so it's proba
by 1oooqooq 2y ago
i think the joke requires knowledge that, if the exe is compromised, there's zero ways in hardware you can enforce read only mode on a USB stick, so it's probably done in software and is moot.
and also, if it's air gapped, why even have an antivirus. ... for air borne ones?
- some_random 2y agoIt's incredibly easy to enforce read only on a USB stick when you destroy it after bringing it into a classified environment. As for antivirus, aren't we talking _right now_ about bringing potentially infected drives into an network?
- BlueTemplar 2y agoStill sounds like unnecessary risk when you can achieve it with a read-only CD drive.