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What they're _planning_ is not relevant. What matters is whether they're competent enough to keep such keys secure. (Such as by not allowing malicious actors to
by zipwitch 10y ago
What they're _planning_ is not relevant. What matters is whether they're competent enough to keep such keys secure. (Such as by not allowing malicious actors to get copies of them.)
What is relevant is that they are demonstrably _not_ competent.
- tedunangst 10y agoYou don't think the relative attack surface of two classes of machine is relevant? Are "they" (the tailored access division) going to be in charge of safeguarding the keys?