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Posted by PBoud on April 25, 2007, 2:09 pm
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>> Its not that important...but i'm curious..would like to hear some serious
>> ideas on hard drive destruction if someone other than yourself accesses
>> your PC. I thought of acid but that would be pretty complicated and wiping
>> with the Peter Gutman algorythm takes too long... even on a SATA RAID0
>> 10,000 RPR array. I want an immediate wipeout..like fire...based on a
>> wrong password? Common guys.. you know what im talkin about..
>
> Well I know what you're talking about but the real world isn't like star
> trek so it isn't as easy as all that.
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>
Couple of things..
- You'd have to go through about 100 to 500 machines to properly test a
system like that.. and since I assume you're trying to do the whole
thing "on the low", we're not talking about a commercial product here...
So hope you've got the bucks..
- A system like that would have to be tested *thoroughly since more
important than working when it should might just be "not working when it
shouldn't"...
- You're essentially talking about a self destruction setup.. so
depending on your choice, prepare for 'trap' lawsuits...
- The only people that would need this type of setup:
1. Hackers.. Watch "the core"... there's a great example of preparation
for you..
2. High-end security personnel.. Odds are they've got all sorts of $$ to
get proper countermeasures set up..
3. Paranoid people... Well, that about says it all right there..
4. People downloading kiddie porn.. Just in case the cops seize their
machine.
Me? I see you falling outside the top two possibilities...
P.
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