Malware on hard drive firmware and bad USB has me greatly concerned since they are extremely difficult to detect.
I was wonder if running Linux on an SD card on Rasberry Pi or alternative would avoid both issues.
I was considering install PwnPi, a Linux-based pen testing drop box distribution, but wanted to know if I would it would buy me these maiware-free benefits. Thanks.
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All software is vulnerable to malware. there is no escape.
PwnPi has given me SO MANY driver problems. I would just install what you want manually on Raspbian.
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