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It (unfortunately) isn’t required. Most current Android devices on the market have serious security issues (most notably, full disk encryption can easily be bypassed due to a lack of effective unlock attempt rate limiting) due to their lack of a secure element.
Are you sure there’s no rate limiting? My phone definitely does rate limit the on-boot disk decryption prompt. Do you mean there’s no rate limiting if someone detaches the NAND and brute-forces it off-device?
Yeah this sounds like what Graphene insists on.
That sounds like a fancy speak for a Trusted Platform Module. Isn’t some kind of TPM mandatory to obtain a google certification for a new device?
Yeah, a TPM or secure element. I don’t think it’s required.
It (unfortunately) isn’t required. Most current Android devices on the market have serious security issues (most notably, full disk encryption can easily be bypassed due to a lack of effective unlock attempt rate limiting) due to their lack of a secure element.
Are you sure there’s no rate limiting? My phone definitely does rate limit the on-boot disk decryption prompt. Do you mean there’s no rate limiting if someone detaches the NAND and brute-forces it off-device?