Boot into tails via and copy files

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How could you prevent usb logging though? I plugged in nothing but a charge cable and immediately unplugged it and there were like 100+ IOPort logs and kernel logs.

Booting to another OS would happen at the firmware/BIOS level, I don’t think it would create a macOS level event in the logs

But the laptop was on but closed & asleep, how would you shut down, boot into another OS & then return it to the previous state without logs?

Ya fair! I was only thinking USB logs in that specific instance, not thinking through the whole scenario

Aren't newer macbooks hard drives natively encrypted so that the files would be encrypted on download? I also don't think TAILS can boot on Apple Silicon (yet)

I don’t think Tails would have access to the local filesystem

I'm not a good hacker

Tis what I do 😅

the data are encrypted

Recovery is a better way, you can even reset passwords, it’s integrated, no logs

Tails still does not support M-series chips. MacOS recommends to encrypt all data on the first setup.