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every found a hardware keylogger
This is a great technique for finding a hardware keylogger. Has anyone actually found such a device attached to their Mac via software inspection (or for that matter via hardware inspection). I'd be a lot more worried about software keyloggers. I looked at all of them and there would be no issue in disguising the process name and running incognito at least in the case of the freeware and open source OS X keylogger logKext. The only way to really secure a computer would appear to limit physical access to the machine. Still I'd love to hear some real life war stories. ---
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every found a hardware keylogger
You should have no expectation of privacy when using a computer of which you aren't the sole administrator. Never do any personal business on a public machine. Carry your own laptop or smart phone around.
great advice
but every time I've tried disk encryption I've ended up losing my data to disk corruption or some such thing. ---
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