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It's not much of a leap; both depend on trusting potentially attacker-controlled devices. If my sensor drone signs reports it sends back a remotely exploited dr
by bcoates 11y ago
It's not much of a leap; both depend on trusting potentially attacker-controlled devices. If my sensor drone signs reports it sends back a remotely exploited drone could send back validly signed tampered data.
- brownbat 11y agoExactly. It's not a sheep vs. goats problem, where you just have to ID those bad machines and block them. It's a defector problem. Any 'legitimate' machine can join a botnet at any moment, along with all the permissions and trust you vested it with back when you approved of whatever it was doing.