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SUMMARY:Stopping the Rubber Hose Attack: Hot Takes - smagdali\, Kurt Opsah
 l\, Elliot
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UID:pretalx-darkmode-2026-PBPFE3@darkmode.securityalliance.org
DESCRIPTION:Home invasions and physical attacks to get crypto transfers ar
 e all too common\, and have led to grim situations. With all the factors\,
  passphrase and biometrics in the world\, people remain susceptible to the
  rubber hose. This panel will discuss theories and practices for defending
  against a rubber hose attack\, through deterrence\, defenses and mitigati
 ons.  We will start with the assumption that the goal is to preserve life 
 and limb\, and preventing or reversing token transfer is secondary\, but h
 ow to get there\, and be reasonably confident that it will not backfire\, 
 is hard.
LOCATION:Auditorium
URL:https://darkmode.securityalliance.org/darkmode-2026/talk/PBPFE3/
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