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Overview:
This paper discusses Firewire-based physical security attacks on Microsoft Windows 7. In the course of research, it was successfully able to bypass the Windows 7 RTM authentication check and logon with any password. While the attack vector itself is not new, also it describes the impact of Firewire-based Windows authentication bypassing on Microsoft's full-disk encryption solution BitLocker, the Windows Encrypted File System (EFS) and Windows domains. A comprehensive section on countermeasures on different layers concludes this paper.
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| Format: | Size: | 226 KB | |
| Date: | Aug 2009 | ||
| Pages: | 10 |
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