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This is freaky
Just goes to show that it's really true, once one has gained physical access to your machine it's safe to assume right then and there that it will be rooted. This I bet is pretty scary though for those who put good faith into FileVault and similar technology, luckily all the stability issues the technology brings along with it has kept me from ever relying on it.

- John Musbach
Posted by: John Musbach   Posted on: 02/24/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Supercooled memory?  Eriamjh | 02/21/08
Millions at stake in corporate espionage ...  terry flores | 02/21/08
re: back doors  CobraA1 | 02/21/08
Clearing memory at reboot would not work.  ye | 02/22/08
RE: Supercooled memory?  bfilipiak@... | 02/22/08
A few things to note  CobraA1 | 02/21/08
Careful there  georgeou | 02/21/08
hdiutil was simply used to show successful crack  terry flores | 02/21/08
RE: (Images: How to bypass FileVault, BitLocker security)  d1g1tal_ph3r3t | 02/21/08
RE: (Images: How to bypass FileVault, BitLocker security)  riverab0@... | 02/22/08
Addition  riverab0@... | 02/22/08
Cox  CassidyJames | 02/22/08
I would like to see this tried with Firmware locked  duane@... | 02/22/08
Info still unencrypted in RAM...  robert.rohr@... | 02/22/08
Bit Locker  cobra96ds@... | 02/25/08
Encyption Law  benjaminwright75205 | 02/22/08
This is freaky  John Musbach | 02/24/08

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