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It seems to me that the problem resides in the TPM. I do not use it. I store my password on a memory stick whereas using TPM stores it in the RAM. If the password is not on the computer to begin with it can't be hacked.
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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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