in reply to Elena ``of Valhalla''

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jaseg

I think swirly plastic is better than glitter, because the glitter pattern does not appear unique at a glance. Only if you look closely will you notice the difference between two glitter patterns, so unless the user already suspects an attack and specifically checks, an attack would go unnoticed.
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in reply to Matthew Garrett

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Graham Sutherland / Polynomial

honestly 90% of super fancy attacks feel useless in comparison with basic stuff designed to exploit "assume the user and support folks will be confused by something not working and take little to no remedial action". it should be a hard rule that everyone assumes computers will break in weird ways and will easily accept random-ass failures as a fact of life.
in reply to Matthew Garrett

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Vanu Arson

This. Social engineering and breaching physical security are the most likely attack vectors for most people! Keep your devices in your custody, and preferably, especially when in an environment that's easily accessible for hostiles (such as an office where I could just walk right in), keep the key on your body. I'd recommend a necklace or collar for that.
@tthbaltazar
@Tóth Gábor Baltazár
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