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Robert Kisteleki
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Mon Jan 4 16:14:00 CET 2016
On 2015-12-30 10:18, Dean Pemberton wrote: > The security angle isn't a silly one. > There was a talk at Kiwicon recently (no video or presso unfortunately) > which detailed what you could do to a server if you were a malicious USB > device. > > https://www.kiwicon.org/the-con/talks/#e197 > > Not that the ATLAS probe is malicious, but does RIPE certify their entire > supply chain? > > Dean We don't "certify their entire supply chain" -- that's quite impossible for anyone and anything, really. The combination of off-the-shelf hardware and our own firmware (instead of just patching whatever is on the device when we get it) is sufficient against most adversaries. Hopefully :-) Robert
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