Don't forget to clear your RAM on shutdowns, Sup Forums.
sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mem
Don't forget to clear your RAM on shutdowns, Sup Forums
Asher Nelson
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Blake Jones
>he hasn't his ram encrypted with a random pass at boot
Cooper Lopez
This will definitely stop cold boot attacks, yes?
Blake Perry
No but super gluing your case shut and soldiering your RAM will help
Carson Bell
But the RAM zeros out after you shutdown.
James Phillips
>implying i dont short all pins on ram after shutdown
>implying i dont mount /home on one of my 32gb ram sticks
>implying im doing anything illegal
way ahead of you
Evan Cox
>how to waste processing power
Grayson Price
Source?
Jason White
>not pouring thermite over your ram and replacing it with a new one every time you reboot
fucking poorfags
Brayden Foster
Plebs dont microwave his ram before leave his pc
Joshua Evans
>super gluing your case shut and soldiering your RAM will help
Thanks based Apple
Ethan Martin
Jackson Sullivan
DRAM is volatile, meaning that without active power it will lose the information it's storing.
If it retained information, you could just save a ram image at shutdown, and have almost instant boot times, since the major bottleneck in boot times for the past several years is how fast we can load data into RAM at startup. This is why SSDs provide such a large startup time boost.
Making storage that is as fast as RAM and non-volatile is an extremely active field of research.
Caleb Roberts
Not sure if bait or doesn't understand what dynamic memory means
Henry Howard
It was just a joke post, why do you respond like this
Now I feel bad
Angel Thomas
>spacing
Welcome to Sup Forums!
Also we all know the textbook definitions and theory. How do you know some kike thing isn't going on during production?
Noah Robinson
I've been trapped in this shit hole for the better part of a decade, fuck off. I used three paragraphs to intentionally differentiate three different ideas.
Fuck off.
Daniel Gomez
this
fuck off Sup Forums
Leo Hernandez
>it's 2017
>he still doesn't use SRAM
Cooper Johnson
>he's only been here for 6-10 years
Jaxon Cooper
YOU DUMB SHEEP HAHAHA
Julian Bennett
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Robert Jones
m8 the point of cold boot is that it takes a little while for this to happen.
Camden Myers
That's literally what I said you dense piece of shit.
Brody Reed
>Also we all know the textbook definitions and theory.
>How do you know some kike thing isn't going on during production?
Looks like SOMEONE doesn't know the theory behind it.
Kevin Foster
pls, you literally did not.
Isaiah Howard
(You)
Chase Reyes
>the major bottleneck in boot times for the past several years is how fast we can load data into RAM at startup
Josiah Watson
>not using ramwipe
>2017 the year of our lord and savior.
Levi Reed
/dev/mem misses a lot of it; you want to use /proc/kcore instead.
Evan Ramirez
I meant cold boot attack you middling intellect. Everybody knows RAM is volatile. What are you doing?
Aiden Hall
I think ram is cleared after its powered off...
Cooper Ortiz
I don't believe anyone takes this board seriously
Camden Thompson
t. reddit
Austin Thomas
this is what the NSA wants you to think. Data stays in your ram and the management engine uploads it to NSA servers. Don't be a victim, dd today.
Michael Cruz
You have absolutely no fucking clue as to what you're spouting. It is physically impossible for RAM to retain memory after the electricity goes off, unless you supercool it, and that will only delay the process.