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"Evil Maid" doesn't care about your passwords -- watch out for the thieves though"Evil Maid" doesn't care about your passwords -- watch out for the thieves thoughPosted Oct 29, 2009 17:00 UTC (Thu) by ikm (subscriber, #493)Parent article: "Evil Maid" attack against disk encryption
Just lock your valuables in a room's safe before you leave the room! How hard should that be to understand? Who cares about tinkering and passwords when your hardware is gazillion times more probably would just got plain stolen?
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"Evil Maid" doesn't care about your passwords -- watch out for the thieves though Posted Oct 29, 2009 17:35 UTC (Thu) by zzxtty (guest, #45175) [Link]
"Just lock your valuables in a room's safe before you leave the room!"
I suspect a lot of this paranoia is directed at people visiting China and the idea of state sponsored industrial espionage. In such a case you cannot trust the hotel room safe, in fact you cannot trust anything.
Take your own hardened case and 50 or so quality padlocks?
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