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True, but sometimes just getting private key from the memory will be enough to gain access to the system as it could give researchers ability to build executabl
by 6d6b73 9y ago
True, but sometimes just getting private key from the memory will be enough to gain access to the system as it could give researchers ability to build executable that will look like they came from the manufacturer/developer.
- SomeHacker44 9y agoModern design seems to be moving these sorts of keys from CPU addressable memory into "protected enclaves" and co-processors of various sorts.