Yes, completely disabling Firewire via removal/destruction, in the BIOS/Firmware, or in the kernel/drivers is the best thing you can do if you don't ever use Firewire.
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- Title: Uwe Hermann - Physical memory attacks via Firewire/DMA - Part 1: Overview and Mitigation (Update) - Comments
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