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Anti-forensics seem like a good idea if you're running a transnational drug empire. A simple electronic leash would have gone a long way; some level of compart
by rdl 12y ago
Anti-forensics seem like a good idea if you're running a transnational drug empire. A simple electronic leash would have gone a long way; some level of compartmented logins, such that when you're sitting in a cafe you're not always logged in with all of your credentials (probably separated by VMs), would be the next step after that.
Using online tools correctly to becoming a subject of in-person investigation would have been of course great, too, but there should be strong backstops before "convicted" as well.
(Or you could just not do the crime.)
- bhayden 12y agoWhat's an electronic leash? Like running TailsOS on a flash drive that's tethered to a bracelet?
- harshreality 12y agoA process that logs out active users, kills all their processes, and wipes decrypted storage keys from memory when the computer is separated from its owner (probably detected via bluetooth phone/wristband)?
- jaryd 12y agoA low tech solution is to use a laptop that doesn't have a battery and keep it plugged in all the time. When they grab the laptop the cord invariably comes unplugged and the thing turns off. Bonus points if you have a fake battery so the weight doesn't give the game away.
- bumbledraven 12y agoWhat are some companies making electronic leashes? Sounds useful, but a google search for this turns up only dog-related products.