Quote from: 1MLyg5WVFSMifFjkrZiyGW2nw on July 07, 2011, 04:53:46 AM

Quote from: SomeoneWeird on July 07, 2011, 04:47:10 AM

Um, even if they did that. Someone could steal their harddrive etc. And if they got a trojan on the system, odds are most people wouldn't be looking for wallets (just yet), and even then, it's only a matter of typing a few commands to get a system level console.

If someone can get physical access to your computer, even Linux with encrypted hard disk is no protection. They could install a backdoored kernel that leaks your password.

You can actually restrict running cmd.exe using the software restrictions, but as I said this doesn't mean that another program you trust couldn't be hacked to do the same things.

For the sake of arguing, how could they install a backdoored kernel on an encrypted hard drive.