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Cold Reboot Attacks on Disk EncryptionCold Reboot Attacks on Disk EncryptionPosted Feb 21, 2008 16:14 UTC (Thu) by beoba (guest, #16942)In reply to: Cold Reboot Attacks on Disk Encryption by flewellyn Parent article: Cold Reboot Attacks on Disk Encryption
"At these temperatures (around -50 °C) you can remove the chips from the computer and let them sit on the table for ten minutes or more, without appreciable loss of data." So you can probably just pull the RAM modules and stick em into a machine that reads their contents.
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