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That's what live CDs are for. If your system gets owned, you can't trust it anymore.
by lotyrin 14y ago
That's what live CDs are for. If your system gets owned, you can't trust it anymore.
- 0x0 14y agoI don't think getting hold of the iCloud password would let anyone "own" my mac. (The only things they should be able to do with that would be messing with my synced address book, notes and photostream - and if "find my mac" was enabled, perform a remote wipe).
- chmars 14y agoUse FileVault 2 and remote wipe is no longer necessary. On current Macs, a live USB stick might be a better idea than a live CD. Or even better a bootable backup created with Carbon Copy Cloner (CCC) or SuperDuper.