3 ms·
The point is not that it whether it is possible, it is not going to be practical, this you will always have some level of accepted risk. Even if you could ensu
by manquer 5y ago
The point is not that it whether it is possible, it is not going to be practical, this you will always have some level of accepted risk.
Even if you could ensure the compiler is secure, it is hard if not impossible to completely control what actually runs on the chip.
- marcodiego 5y agoYou can do it once in your life on a single machine. From there you compile the software for other machines. It is like a tree whose fruits you trust because you planted it yourself (actually it is more like if you wrote the seed yourself) and use it to plant other trees. Only remaining vulnerability is the hardware, but as I like to say: security is not binary.