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by comex
3938 days ago
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You can't extract the keys, but you can recover a copy of the entire program, which lets you do the same thing: impersonate the 'TPM'. The only difference is that, as you say, any per-user transformation of the data could be done on the user's PC rather than in the cloud somewhere - but considering the orders of magnitude of overhead the obfuscation would probably impose even if the current research is vastly improved on (though I'm just guessing), I suspect it wouldn't be worth it in practice. |
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