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Step 5: Extract RAM contents
Applebaum's next step is to run a program called "efidump" on his laptop that's linked to the MacBook with Ethernet. (Yes, that is a
EFI is the
After telling the efidump program the MacBook's Internet Protocol address, the utility extracted the complete contents of the Mac's RAM to a local file via the Ethernet cable. Applebaum named the 1.25 GB local file "/tmp/declan-macbook".
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 Interesting but "old news"!techrepublic@... | 02/26/08 |
 I also thought it was public domain knowledge alreadylouis.slabbert@... | 02/26/08 |
 This whole 'news' story is totally blown out of proportionrobo_dev | 02/26/08 |
 Who needs the Car keys... ?louis.slabbert@... | 02/29/08 |
| RE: (Images: How to bypass FileVault, BitLocker security)arountree@... | 02/26/08 |
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| Life?shazardy2000@... | 03/04/08 |
| Apparently the author does not know how to configure TrueCryptJames Brown | 03/15/08 |
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