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It is possible to steal data from RAM.

In the condition that

  1. Maintain the electricity supplyyou have external connection to the RAM data and address bus;
  2. Keep-upyou will have the refresh cycleway that allow all data to be send to data bus of the RAM (Only possible to have a program to do that without affect the system running);
  3. the program should be running at the same level of kernel;

By keeping both conditionsIn short, you can remove you ram and put it any where. have to have a program(One more condition, by dis-connect and re-connect the RAMor virus or security hole) to Computer. Be sure the action can be completed within the read/write cycle of the RAM. Otherwise, theable to steal data integrity inside thefrom RAM is questionable.)

It is possible.

In the condition that

  1. Maintain the electricity supply to RAM
  2. Keep-up the refresh cycle to the RAM

By keeping both conditions, you can remove you ram and put it any where. (One more condition, by dis-connect and re-connect the RAM to Computer. Be sure the action can be completed within the read/write cycle of the RAM. Otherwise, the data integrity inside the RAM is questionable.)

It is possible to steal data from RAM.

In the condition that

  1. you have external connection to the RAM data and address bus;
  2. you will have the way that allow all data to be send to data bus of the RAM (Only possible to have a program to do that without affect the system running);
  3. the program should be running at the same level of kernel;

In short, you have to have a program(or virus or security hole) to be able to steal data from RAM.

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It is possible.

In the condition that

  1. Maintain the electricity supply to RAM
  2. Keep-up the refresh cycle to the RAM

By keeping both conditions, you can remove you ram and put it any where. (One more condition, by dis-connect and re-connect the RAM to Computer. Be sure the action can be completed within the read/write cycle of the RAM. Otherwise, the data integrity inside the RAM is questionable.)