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It depends on the sophistication of the attacker. If you have TrueCrypt installed and a big chunk of random data on your disk then it's pretty obvious that you'
by zimbatm 13y ago
It depends on the sophistication of the attacker. If you have TrueCrypt installed and a big chunk of random data on your disk then it's pretty obvious that you're hiding something. Even stenography is pretty easy to detect for non-trivial amounts of data.
Another issue is that you never know if the border patrol is going to add some unwanted monitoring software or hardware to your computer. It seems unlikely but with the NSA revelations we had I wouldn't be surprised anymore.
- anonbanker 13y agoPut glitter nail polish along all the seams of the device. Then photograph the dried pattern. Once the device is through the border, compare the patterns to the known ones to check for tampering.
- zimbatm 13y agoAnd re-flash all your EEPROMs that are scattered across devices.