Read more.Memory ripping in the modern age.
Read more.Memory ripping in the modern age.
This is partly why things like USB debugging are disabled, and the kernel locked, by default.
Still, there's not a lot that can be done about theoretical cold-boot attacks on DRAM, although whether they're possible in practice is another matter.
I wonder if we'll see something like a small on-die SRAM store for master keys, for instance? Encrypted memory is another potential option, at the expense of performance/latency, IIRC the current consoles use encrypted RAM.
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