The secure mesh prevent any access to the internal. Any break on the mesh will shutdown the device and lose the SSD key. So no attack on SATA possible as device wont boot again and key is lost as soon as you opened it...
see more details on the security features here https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
Yes you can fake the power but the device has an accelerometer that will shutdown everything if moved when the keyfob is out of range. more details on security here https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
You can't drill through the mesh. There are some picture on the page here https://www.google.com.tw/sear...
The secure controller is designed to prevent drill, die opening and other temperature attacks. Side channel protection is also included. So you will need to sharpen your pencil to find a way in. We also target FIPS 140-2 certification and it will be verified by third parties... A lot more details on the security features here; https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
HDMI and USB data are obviously accessible from the external. We recommend using QUBES OS to isolate peripherals and processes...
Attacking the device is a lot more complicated than using an inductor and cutting. There is an active mesh and a secure controller that protect the key. There is a second Die mesh on the secure controller... also temperature protection, side channel protection... A good read here of all the features put in place : https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
Carrying a flash drive is really not safe and certainly not protected from reading later. Even if tampered.
The point of ORWL is to provide dual factor authentication as well as tamper proof. So YOU only can access the data and always know the computer is 'safe' to use, including FW, BIOS and other HW element have not been modified without your knowledge
Encrypted RAM is a question of OS. It really depends of how you configure the machine.
The active shield on ORWL will prevent you to get to the RAM. As soon as the mesh is broken or the device opened, the PC is shut down and the SSD key is lost.
The secure controller on the board monitor the temperature and physical integrity. It will shut down and wipe the key if frozen or opened. see here https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
does not compare in performances. This is much much more powerful. 4k video, Wifi AC dual band, full x86 compatibility, SSD drive... check the spec this is another level of performances. Product spec and datasheet are here : https://www.orwl.org/wiki/inde...
WiFi can be disabled. Also you can use Qubes OS and configure VM to protect each resources of the PC.
You don't need a custom chip. check the update they posted https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
there is a lot of details.
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The secure mesh prevent any access to the internal. Any break on the mesh will shutdown the device and lose the SSD key. So no attack on SATA possible as device wont boot again and key is lost as soon as you opened it... see more details on the security features here https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
yes, Ubuntu and QUBES OS are also available. https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
Yes you can fake the power but the device has an accelerometer that will shutdown everything if moved when the keyfob is out of range. more details on security here https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
Intel CPU was recommended by the QUBES OS team for performances and security. TAILS, TOR and QUBES OS all run on Intel...
You can't drill through the mesh. There are some picture on the page here https://www.google.com.tw/sear... The secure controller is designed to prevent drill, die opening and other temperature attacks. Side channel protection is also included. So you will need to sharpen your pencil to find a way in. We also target FIPS 140-2 certification and it will be verified by third parties... A lot more details on the security features here; https://www.crowdsupply.com/de... HDMI and USB data are obviously accessible from the external. We recommend using QUBES OS to isolate peripherals and processes...
Attacking the device is a lot more complicated than using an inductor and cutting. There is an active mesh and a secure controller that protect the key. There is a second Die mesh on the secure controller... also temperature protection, side channel protection... A good read here of all the features put in place : https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
Carrying a flash drive is really not safe and certainly not protected from reading later. Even if tampered. The point of ORWL is to provide dual factor authentication as well as tamper proof. So YOU only can access the data and always know the computer is 'safe' to use, including FW, BIOS and other HW element have not been modified without your knowledge
Encrypted RAM is a question of OS. It really depends of how you configure the machine. The active shield on ORWL will prevent you to get to the RAM. As soon as the mesh is broken or the device opened, the PC is shut down and the SSD key is lost.
The secure controller on the board monitor the temperature and physical integrity. It will shut down and wipe the key if frozen or opened. see here https://www.crowdsupply.com/de...
does not compare in performances. This is much much more powerful. 4k video, Wifi AC dual band, full x86 compatibility, SSD drive... check the spec this is another level of performances. Product spec and datasheet are here : https://www.orwl.org/wiki/inde...
WiFi can be disabled. Also you can use Qubes OS and configure VM to protect each resources of the PC. You don't need a custom chip. check the update they posted https://www.crowdsupply.com/de... there is a lot of details.
You can select QubesOS too or Ubuntu.
He range before the device locks is about 30 feet. (10m) plenty to move around.