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On Trusting Macintosh Hardware

• zepto 6y ago
  The assumptions this piece makes about what makes hardware trustworthy are simply not valid and would be dangerous to follow if you really have reason to care about this issue. The ship sailed on trusting any hardware years ago. See this excellent explanation: https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=5706 https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=5706
  • sneak 6y ago
    > The assumptions this piece makes about what makes hardware trustworthy are simply not valid What makes them invalid?
• wmf 6y ago
  This is a great example of the divergence between "military-grade" security and real world security. Most people will never "fully wipe, zero out, and then boot from cryptographically verified (locally, on other high assurance systems) boot media" so Apple's restrictions aren't a problem.
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