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Subject: Re: Digital evidence for insurance claim rejected by AAMI
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felix wrote:

> > 
> > One type they used was the hidden screw, usually under a metalised
> > sticker containing model and serial numbers and the like.
> > 
> > 
> 
> yes. there was no way you could get a drive apart without evidence of
> it

Not true - something as basic as tea-tree oil can be used to break down
the glue, allowing the "tamper seals" to be removed intact. Entry then
can be gained to the chamber and afterwards the tamper seals put back
in place.


There is of course the perfectly reasonable question as to why you
would bother, but it is untrue to say that it could not be done.