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Not to mention by the time you burned it it would be well out of date (security patches). If you're going to go that route you'd be better off buying a USB stic
by al1x 13y ago
Not to mention by the time you burned it it would be well out of date (security patches). If you're going to go that route you'd be better off buying a USB stick with a write-lock (Kanguru sells some).
- lifeguard 13y agoThe usual move is to argue but I have seen un-patched Windows servers rooted in under 30 min on the public Internet. I made several recommendations to modify their SOP...
- akama 13y agoKanguru has some really nice thumb drives. I own two and would recommend them to anyone. Keep in mind, you can also store private keys on them.
- jlgaddis 13y ago> you can also store private keys on them As regular files (e.g. `cp ~/.gnupg/secring.gpg /media/kanguru/`) or can you somehow import them such as with a smart card? I carry multiple devices at the moment but it would be nice to consolidate.
- akama 13y agoOnly as regular files, but with the write lock you can be sure that they don't get deleted.