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If we assume the sender is not malicious, a properly configured NTP client ("the time settings of the sender") would probably suffice. If the sender is maliciou
by lmz 8y ago
If we assume the sender is not malicious, a properly configured NTP client ("the time settings of the sender") would probably suffice. If the sender is malicious, unless you somehow make the "signal + timestamp" from the receiver non-modifiable from the receiver to the service, you've lost anyway.
- toomuchtodo 8y agoBecause MLAT relies on multiple devices, it should be straightforward to identify and blacklist a sender tampering with timing data.