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>so they can't hide malware in the same way that the firmware of USB drives, hard drives, and optical drives can. Unless you boot the machine with the floppy i
by warfangle 12y ago
>so they can't hide malware in the same way that the firmware of USB drives, hard drives, and optical drives can.
Unless you boot the machine with the floppy in the drive. Oh, boot sector viruses!
- cbd1984 12y ago> Unless you boot the machine with the floppy in the drive. Oh, boot sector viruses! That's a BIOS configuration issue. And, if the attacker can control the BIOS, in the words of Bokosuka Wars, "WOW! YOU LOSE!" http://darkscarfy.tripod.com/bokosuka/bokosuka.shtml http://darkscarfy.tripod.com/bokosuka/bokosuka.shtml