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I came across this recently...
"A Princeton University team found a way to recover encryption keys from the RAM
by taking a can of "compressed air",turning it upside down, and spraying the
refrigirant inside of the can all over the RAM module, cooling it to -50C. The data
on the RAM module remained 99.9% intact for 60 seconds without power. Then, the
Princeton University Team used liquid nitrogen in place of the "compressed air".
the data only lost 0.17% of its original data after only 1 hour of being stored in
the liquid nitrogen. This attack supposedly works against FileVault, BitLocker,
and TrueCrypt."
I came across this recently...
"A Princeton University team found a way to recover encryption keys from the RAM
by taking a can of "compressed air",turning it upside down, and spraying the
refrigirant inside of the can all over the RAM module, cooling it to -50C. The data
on the RAM module remained 99.9% intact for 60 seconds without power. Then, the
Princeton University Team used liquid nitrogen in place of the "compressed air".
the data only lost 0.17% of its original data after only 1 hour of being stored in
the liquid nitrogen. This attack supposedly works against FileVault, BitLocker,
and TrueCrypt."
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