Step 9: Release the code
Applebaum, pictured here, says that the team of security researchers plans to freely release the utilities they developed so that other programmers can develop privacy-protecting countermeasures.
They seem to be operating on the theory that, after their demonstration of encryption key extraction, police and intelligence agencies will rush to develop their own memory forensics. A public release of "keyfind" and the memory-transfer program merely will level the playing field between open-source researchers and companies like
Because we know police agencies are keenly interested in computer forensic techniques, that's not a bad assumption. As early as 1984, the FBI Laboratory began
They're also interested in ways to bypass encryption. In the Scarfo case, the U.S. government used a
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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.... (Read the rest)
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