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True. On the other hand, the military may need to be able to reboot the thing remotely/automatically, in which case it's possible they don't want to risk having
by anologwintermut 12y ago
True. On the other hand, the military may need to be able to reboot the thing remotely/automatically, in which case it's possible they don't want to risk having to send the keys first.
- rbanffy 12y agoIf I were to design such a system, booting to full functionality would require human intervention prior to launch, but would allow a reboot to a separate partition with enough functionality to fly the drone back to base. Data, as was pointed before, would be asymmetrically encrypted and would require a separate key that would never reach the drone.