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You generally run an agent on the client machine that verifies machine identity and configuration as part of authentication. Beyond identity is an example.
by lokar 4y ago
You generally run an agent on the client machine that verifies machine identity and configuration as part of authentication. Beyond identity is an example.
- mr_toad 4y agoAgents on the client can’t really be trusted unless there’s a secure boot and only authorised software is running - at which point it’s not really a personal device any more.