cold boot attacks on disk encryption
Ali, Saqib
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Thu Feb 21 16:37:20 EST 2008
> Umm, pardon my bluntness, but what do you think the FDE stores the key
> in, if not DRAM? The encrypting device controller is a computer system
> with a CPU and memory. I can easily imagine what you'd need to build
> to do this to a disk drive. This attack works on anything that has RAM.
How about TPM? Would this type of attack work on a tamper-resistant ver1.2 TPM?
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