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If you are doing anything that matters security wise on a shared host, you are doing it incorrectly, would be a thought
by easytiger 6y ago
If you are doing anything that matters security wise on a shared host, you are doing it incorrectly, would be a thought
- jedimastert 6y agoYou also be running an untrusted program on any other computer of your own, for whatever definition of "untrusted" you happen you subscribe to
- codeulike 6y agoIf you are doing anything that matters security wise, you are doing it incorrectly Amended. This seems to hold true in the long term.
- globular-toast 6y agoIf you are doing anything you are doing it incorrectly
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- macksd 6y agoOne could also say the same of anything exposed on a shared network, or anything that has a USB port, because those have been the vectors of many attacks too. There's a spectrum of risk people are willing to take and this provides another way to share a host but remain a little more isolated.
- gitweb 6y agoCheckout GCP confidential computing.