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This seems like a great approach when the client devices are all friendly and collaborating. What sort of countermeasures do you need when some of them might be
by dmethvin 11y ago
This seems like a great approach when the client devices are all friendly and collaborating. What sort of countermeasures do you need when some of them might be malicious attackers?
- vemv 11y agoThe tampering issue is described in the article.
- ryandrake 11y ago> Have to assume driver phones can be compromised which means the data must be made tamper proof. So all the data is encrypted on the phone. Their explanation leaves me wanting more. If the phone is compromised, surely the encryption process might also be compromised.
- maxerickson 11y agoThe replication system encrypts the information before it is transmitted to the phone. The phone never has access to the key.
- ryandrake 11y agoAhh, yes it's described in a different section. Cool!