In other words, News flash: physical access allows an attacker in the know to compromise computer security. You laid it out, a minimum of 4 circumstances need to happen to allow these exploits to work.
If we're going to have "lawful intercept" legal requirement, I'd rather have the mechanisms require this type of intrusive action that require a warrant in most cases.
I was really hooked by this talk until he characterized supervision/enterprise enrollment as a "backdoor", and the more I read about it, the more bullshitty it really is.
If we're going to have "lawful intercept" legal requirement, I'd rather have the mechanisms require this type of intrusive action that require a warrant in most cases.
I was really hooked by this talk until he characterized supervision/enterprise enrollment as a "backdoor", and the more I read about it, the more bullshitty it really is.