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I see a lot of trust in VMs, but jailbreaks exist, in the future I anticipate more spectre/meltdown type vulns, or even physics based attacks like rowhammer. As
by hsbauauvhabzb 5y ago
I see a lot of trust in VMs, but jailbreaks exist, in the future I anticipate more spectre/meltdown type vulns, or even physics based attacks like rowhammer. Assuming my threat model was infinite, can I really trust vms?
- jamiek88 5y agoIf your threat model is infinite can you trust anything?
- 35fbe7d3d5b9 5y agoThe good news is that I think no one human is at risk of such an attack. The way I’d frame it: if you assume the NSA can break AES-256 in reasonable timeframes, or the CIA runs every single Tor node, that knowledge gets compartmentalized to such a degree that next to nobody knows, and attacks would only be used at the highest levels against the most significant state level threats. Hell, I wager they wouldn’t even risk parallel construction for fear that it’d tip their hand.