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The best security measures can be rendered useless if you don't physically protect your systems. An intruder can steal a computer, server, or smartphone, then crack the password at his leisure. (Source: "Physical access". Wikipedia. Citing: Michael Meyers. ISBN 978-0-07-225345-0. McGraw-Hill Education.)
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Secure USB cable for charging in untrusted environments
Could I mitigate that risk by taking a regular usb cable and cutting the data (but not the power) cables? Or does the usb protocol needs a data handshake to begin charging?
Such a cable does exis …
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