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It's very neat and well worked out, but in hindsight it seems kind of obvious. If the "judge" trusts an "uncorruptible" witness then deniability can't hold. No
by galadran 8y ago
It's very neat and well worked out, but in hindsight it seems kind of obvious. If the "judge" trusts an "uncorruptible" witness then deniability can't hold.
Now if only Intel could actually build a secure TPM! :P
- hedora 8y agoAnd also get rid of the Visa hardware debugging block, apparently.