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Jesus Puncher
Posted Wednesday 16th July 2008 00:59 GMT
In SanDisk touts read-only SD cards for sensitive data
But whats to stop someone from copying the data onto a new card, and just changing the 'bits' (no pun intended) they want?
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Posted Wednesday 16th July 2008 00:59 GMT
In SanDisk touts read-only SD cards for sensitive data
But whats to stop someone from copying the data onto a new card, and just changing the 'bits' (no pun intended) they want?