DoctorFreeman

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   by DoctorFreeman 10mo ago

   Haha, but I can still see from your statement that even though they are unwilling to follow good practices, they should in principle.
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   by DoctorFreeman 10mo ago

   For a laptop with full disk encryption, there is the possibility of the attacker tampering with the hardware.
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   by DoctorFreeman 10mo ago

   I don't know if it will cause problems. I'm just playing it safe :)
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   by DoctorFreeman 10mo ago

   That is honestly a fantastic idea. Many thanks for it. And I don't see any problems to fit it into the design right now.
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   by DoctorFreeman 10mo ago

   Thanks for the note. Maybe I can rename it to Tripwire AEM where AEM stands for anti evil maid.
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   by DoctorFreeman 10mo ago

   Thanks for the feedback. My guess is that the part about destroying the random secrets is easier to understand, but the later part about a key pair and how its signing of the photo log can help with a persistent network outage is harder to
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   Show HN: Tripwire: A new anti evil maid defense(github.com)

   82 points by DoctorFreeman 10mo ago|49 comments