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I suppose, but what would be the use case of this? It definitely won't in the "reliable benchmark" case, as the check could be just patched out.
by theamk 4y ago
I suppose, but what would be the use case of this? It definitely won't in the "reliable benchmark" case, as the check could be just patched out.
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- rbanffy 4y ago> as the check could be just patched out You could still sign the result with the CPU ID key. But, then, the result can be completely bogus. The benchmark itself would need to be something that can't be faked, but a proof-of-work benchmark would end up being a very synthetic one, and very biased towards a limited set of functions.