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The only secure computer... (Score:2)

by brian_d_foy (44) <brian.d.foy@gmail.com> on 2004.09.27 18:30 (#34743) Homepage Journal

I used to say that the way to do this was to cut the network cable: not unplug it, take out a knife and slice the wires so somebody couldn't reconnect it.

Then someone told me that the only secure computer was one that was turned off.

But that wasn't good enough for another friend, who said I would also have to encase it in concrete and drop it into the ocean, and then maybe, just maybe, there wouldn't be an exploit.

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