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How do you propose the keys would escape a HSM? You wouldn't keep this stuff connected to the network, so someone would have to get physical access to even atte
by ryanlol 8y ago
How do you propose the keys would escape a HSM? You wouldn't keep this stuff connected to the network, so someone would have to get physical access to even attempt to attack it.
- natch 8y agolol!
- ryanlol 8y agoDo you even know what a HSM is? Did you consider their existence before initially commenting? If you do know what HSMs are, do you believe that they’re all useless? Idk where the “lol!” came from, we’re talking about extremely standard cryptographic key storage here.
- natch 8y agoYou are seriously not trolling? Google “weakest link” and re-read the thread. An HSM is not magic and does not fix all the problems.
- ryanlol 8y agoHow would a government lose control of keys generated and stored within a offline HSM in a shielded room, without actually losing possession of that HSM? This is very obviously not unfeasible to implement in a secure manner. So far you've only given examples of secrets which are really easy to lose control of, this simply isn't one. I'm not trying to argue that this should be done, you claimed this can't be done which is obviously false
- natch 8y agoI claimed what? Let's see the quote. Reality is simply more messy than what you are envisioning. What do you think an HSM is good for?