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Or you could forego DMA completely if you wanted. Almost all DMA capable devices have some kind of non-DMA route to access the data. It may be slower and it wou
by jacquesm 1y ago
Or you could forego DMA completely if you wanted. Almost all DMA capable devices have some kind of non-DMA route to access the data. It may be slower and it would of course still enable an adversary with access to your hardware to replace the device you boot from with one that has compromised data on it. But at that level it is usually game over anyway. I was thinking of just using an SD card, and if you're really paranoid about this (which I am!) you could glue it into the slot or make it physically impossible to replace it without damage to the case.
- fluoridation 1y agoWhat's the goal here, out of curiosity?
- jacquesm 1y agoGood question :) Roughly what Bunny was after, not in laptop format, and running my own, recently revived OS. Effectively a machine of which I know each and every byte.