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05-26-2020, 18:11
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Yes if a proper cryptographically secure software solution is used which for some reason has proved difficult in the past, then attacking the hardware directly is the only option.
On the other hand, building a mechanical card insertion and removal device which you can control remotely would probably be easier and quite clever to say the least. Not as streamlined as having a private key, but a small electronics project should make it so a person does not have to directly handle the card but will still be able to retrieve it out of such contraption. 
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05-27-2020, 03:36
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I can suggest another humble solution:
USB Redirector Install the server on your parents machine and using ngrok.com you can point the client on your machine to given address. [Parents + USB Redirector + NGrok Agent] <=> [Your Machine + USB Redirector Client] Now you have local access to all USBs on the host. Running USB Client with NGrok: https://imgur.com/hNu5Xb9 Running Host with NGrok (Green console is a running proxy): https://imgur.com/Cp0KG4O Last edited by phroyt; 05-27-2020 at 03:42.
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