Leveraging in-flight Projects
Stolen Phone, Broken Crypto . J Wolfgang Goerlich J Wolfgang Goerlich
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Tennessee says we no longer get a pass on stolen encrypted devices. And Android phones with Qualcomm ARM processors have a new attack vector for stealing encryption keys and brute forcing de-encryption. Meanwhile, I'm stuck in an airport. All that and more, in today's video.
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