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I do. If it's a callback and all arguments are passed in, it's fine.
by adamnemecek 7y ago
I do. If it's a callback and all arguments are passed in, it's fine.
- monocasa 7y agoIt can literally take control of the machine. Even if it's written in Rust, there's no "this binary used an unsafe block" on binaries. If they're signing and proving everything, then what's the purpose of sticking that code in user space to begin with?
- fulafel 7y agoThere does exist a precedent in tha mainframe world of trusted compilers and mechanisms of verifying that a piece of code was produced by the blessed compiler. I guess the embedded version of this would have to be an offline compiler & code signing based system, and the language would need to be much more sandboxy than Rust.
- adamnemecek 7y agoI know maybe you are writing a driver or smth.