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There must be laptops out there with the feature that they lock closed and require some physical opening token (key, combination, etc). Given a sufficiently st
by dstorrs 17y ago
There must be laptops out there with the feature that they lock closed and require some physical opening token (key, combination, etc). Given a sufficiently strong and tamper-evident locking mechanism, you wouldn't need an external lockbox and this attack would be difficult or impossible. (Emphasis on the "sufficiently", of course.)
- by 17y agoThe 'tamper-evident' aspect can be separate from the 'strong' aspect. You could for example put the laptop in a tamper-evident bag. http://alertsecurityproducts.com/js2/eshop/prod_view?id=780 http://alertsecurityproducts.com/js2/eshop/prod_view?id=780