I fail to understand why anyone would believe that it's possible to create a system that remains secure when an attacker has physical access to the hardware. It's the security version of snake oil. All the ever increasing complexity does is buy time.
I fail to understand why anyone would believe that it's possible to create a system that remains secure when an attacker has physical access to the hardware. It's the security version of snake oil. All the ever increasing complexity does is buy time.