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by ballard
4698 days ago
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Funny you should mention this. I was asked to "suggest solutions" to this in 2008 as a client-facing AWS enterprise consultant in the mobile industry. The naïve way relies on: "If there isn't a Rootkit or capture mechanism, it's secure if it's obscure." That will buy an iota of time. The other way is to simply not trust the host and end-to-end encrypt everything important. This is a PITA, but there is no current viable alternative without a significantly rigorous and extensive project (would be in the form of a VM for servers &| something that runs on js like asm.js) Mostly you need zero knowledge computation. Storage and network are easier probs. The intractable problem is eventually an answer needs to be presented somewhere. For now, you should minimize exposure as much as possible through all means available. |
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