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I don't disagree with anything you've written, but remediation from these attacks almost never involves replacing any of the hardware (with the possible excepti

I don't disagree with anything you've written, but remediation from these attacks almost never involves replacing any of the hardware (with the possible exception of when a laptop belongs to an executive, and it becomes easier to just set them up with a new one and swap it out).

beagle3 14y ago
> remediation from these attacks almost never involves replacing any of the hardware That's true. But it should, if you care about security. Equivalent: Proper backup procedures are seldom made or tested. They should (and they do happen once there's enough CYA involved, or one of the involved parties has experienced some previous catastrophic event)