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by lmm
4107 days ago
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The web client can confirm that the code is running in what something with a TPM key claimed as being a secure environment (remote attestation). The whole point of the TPM is that its private key is stored in tamper-resistant hardware and never exposed to the outside. Of course no hardware is perfectly tamperproof, and I imagine a sufficiently smart or patient attacker could compromise one, but we're talking liquid nitrogen and electron microscopes territory here. |
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