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What's stopping your adversaries from seizing hardware? Nothing? So the system relies folks playing nice in the physical world? The whole thing is a ridiculous
by deschutes 5y ago
What's stopping your adversaries from seizing hardware? Nothing? So the system relies folks playing nice in the physical world?
The whole thing is a ridiculous fantasy with an asinine threat model.
- gruez 5y agoBecause there's threat models with less threat than "US sending a fleet of aircraft carriers to go after you".
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- inter_netuser 5y agoEven that would not work very well against miners in China, Russia, Iran, Venezuela...
- inter_netuser 5y agoThe same that stops people from invading your house, caging you, and confiscating everything you own. Violence. Either monopoly on violence in the state under whose protection miners operate, or private security for smaller threats. Miners in China, Russia and Iran are essentially absolutely immune to threats from the West. and vice versa. It's not designed to gamble and make a quick buck, but to survive even a nuclear war. Just like TCP/IP wasn't designed for streaming porn.
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- Retric 5y agoCompromising hardware doesn’t require compromising countries. If you’re servers are worth X Billion Dollars that’s attractive to the same sorts of criminals that rob banks. Hell governments have a long history of running drugs and state sanctioned piracy etc. An attractive enough target needs serious security.