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No. So long the code is executing on an uncontrolled device, then you cannot guarantee it'll execute how you intended. So if you make a device, like an iPad, se
by MichaelGG 11y ago
No. So long the code is executing on an uncontrolled device, then you cannot guarantee it'll execute how you intended. So if you make a device, like an iPad, seal it to prevent hardware tampering, and ensure no user-triggerable bugs exist, you're all set. There's also remote attestation, like Intel SGX might start to bring.
But on existing general-compute devices like PCs, it's a hopeless battle.
- eru 11y agoAnd even on a sealed iPad, a user could just use a piece of cardboard to cover the portion of the screen showing the ad.