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On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 10:58:43PM +0200, Sami N??t?nen wrote: |
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> The master keys could be kept totally outside of the net too so only way |
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> to compromise those is to get physical access. Simple script that |
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> automatically generates a bunch of new keys when an USB mem card is |
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> inserted is pretty easy to make. And because the computer that would do |
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> this is in no danger to be exploited through network it really doesn't |
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> need to be updated. And if one gets physical access to the machine |
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> he/she can also get physical access to the user so it doesn't matter. |
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Nope, all I'd have to do is crack the machine that it gets inserted |
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into, and leave a trojan behind that sits waiting for the mem card to be |
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inserted. |
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