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The difference is that the interior of your car is not typically an adversarial environment.

• brewdad 6y ago
  The exact moment that you need a seatbelt is the same moment your car's interior becomes an adversarial environment.
  • dllthomas 6y ago
    "Adversarial" in this sense is meaningfully different than "dangerous" - at no point is your car trying to outsmart you.
    • jfrunyon 6y ago
      You're right, the car isn't trying to outsmart anyone - physics is trying to outsmart engineers.
      • dllthomas 6y ago
        Nah, physics doesn't need to try :D
• ce4 6y ago
  That really depends on your threat model. Every effort to reduce your attack surface increases the effort needed for your adveraries. Your "won't help very much" is only true for the trusting trust problems in the paper, i.e. if you need to survive state sponsored attacks