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Don Johnstone wrote:
A GPS sealed in a box is as secure, if not more so than a smokey barograph. It is many more times secure as a computer file produced by a 'secure' logger, the security algorithums of which are historically interesting, almost. The information contained in the GPS memory is raw source data, that produced by the logger is not. Replacing a proper seal as used on smokey barographs, if all the rules are followed, is infinitely more difficult than decoding and faking a computer file. Perhaps I am a very special person, but I think I could remove and replace the typical lead seal on a barograph unknown to the OO, but I don't know how to fake an IGC file from an approved flight recorder that would pass the verification test. -- Eric Greenwell Washington State USA |
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