I wrote this short whitepaper as project for the course “Advanced Topics in Information Security Technologies” to raise awareness about physical security. It is called “Selecting locks for securing high-security premises” to match the assignment. However the intended outcome is more ambitious. So make sure to read the appendix, because locks is just a very small part of it all. Happy reading and Merry Christmas 🙂
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The physical hack I have always wanted to try
At the university, we did go through physical hardware attacks, like USB keyloggers or getting data from frozen memory sticks and cryptographic keys from smartcards. But as I am finishing my master’s in cybersecurity management, I realized that something has been missing – the actual means of “getting physical.”
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