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Unless specifics about the implementation are public, it's safer to say "...until it (malware) does have access to the T2" in response to your comment.
by craftyguy 8y ago
Unless specifics about the implementation are public, it's safer to say "...until it (malware) does have access to the T2" in response to your comment.
- bunnycorn 8y agoThe Secure Enclave has been around since the 2013 and never was infected with malware and it was not for the lack of trying.