On Fri, 13 Feb 2009 19:30, em...@sven-radde.de said:
> "They" will have difficulties installing a keylogger if the unencrypted
> /boot is always in your pocket and the HDD contains just encrypted
> gibberish.
They will use a hardware logger and don't care about any encrypted stuff
in your pocket.
Anyway, for your example: Who will execute the code to decrypt boot?
What about another boot manager or a rogue BIOS or a complete
virtualized machine? Please repeat with me:
There is no way to avoid or detect backdoors if
physical access to the machine has ever
been granted.
Well, in theory you can detect a backdoor, but you need quite some
equipment which certainly won't fit into a small pocket.
Shalom-Salam,
Werner
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