However, what if the malicious device is actually a compromised but popular vendor who ships malicious firmware? That wouldn't be a stretch.
Resetting devices and fixing drivers isn't a huge win, but it's still an improvement. Like ASLR doesn't actively prevent buffer overflows - it just makes attacks more difficult.
However, what if the malicious device is actually a compromised but popular vendor who ships malicious firmware? That wouldn't be a stretch.
Resetting devices and fixing drivers isn't a huge win, but it's still an improvement. Like ASLR doesn't actively prevent buffer overflows - it just makes attacks more difficult.