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You can likely just get the raw data from your drives without actually keeping anything executable. Text files and images are fine, but I'm sure there are some
by SnacksOnAPlane 12y ago
You can likely just get the raw data from your drives without actually keeping anything executable. Text files and images are fine, but I'm sure there are some formats that you'd have to be extra-careful about.
- keeperofdakeys 12y agohttps://technet.microsoft.com/library/security/ms08-021 https://technet.microsoft.com/library/security/ms08-021 That is a code execution vulnerability that allows someone to take over your computer when you open an image, and it was inside windows itself.
- ncza 12y agoText and images can easily be tampered with to exploit. In fact, that's a common malware vector. If you have reason to not trust your files, then it's fairly black and white.
- biafra 12y agoThat is why you need to make sure you do not give them your decryption password for your file container. And hope they were not able to compromise your encrypted container in such a way.