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Well it depends on if you can run the software in an isolated network. I can trust client software a lot more that can run on a machine isolated from Internet a
by hueving 10y ago
Well it depends on if you can run the software in an isolated network. I can trust client software a lot more that can run on a machine isolated from Internet access. If someone pitches a product like that to me, then I can proceed without really having to trust them.
- aboodman 10y agoI said that -- "process with network access". If I'm running your software, and there exists any channel by which that software can talk to you, then ultimately you can access whatever that software has access to.
- hueving 10y ago"network access" is not the same as "Internet access". It seems pedantic, but there are very large networks with no connectivity to the Internet.