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>I've not seen anything that does executable validation for linux and actually works. ChromeOS uses dm-verity to verify the root partition at runtime, similar
by curt15 6y ago
>I've not seen anything that does executable validation for linux and actually works.
ChromeOS uses dm-verity to verify the root partition at runtime, similar to Mac OS's signed system volume.
- grishka 6y agoSo does Android. But the executable binaries themselves aren't signed, this only verifies the integrity of the system partition at boot time.