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Honestly, that never happens.
by digeridoo 14y ago
Honestly, that never happens.
- dfox 14y agoEver it that would happen it would not help in this situation anyway. The application simply needs to be able to access that data. We had built some devices that did encrypt they local stores and used keys burned into separate silicon (really, keys derived from multistep mutual authentication with that silicon), but the attack model was that attacker would not possess both parts of device at once (as the key-containing part was able to be located in different part of the building from rest of the device, was reasonably tamper-proof and detected movement).