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It depends, as always, on the threat model you are trying to defend against.
by ElevenLathe 4y ago
It depends, as always, on the threat model you are trying to defend against.
- lrvick 4y agoIf you give a third party essentially limitless access to execute arbitrary code on your hardware, then you cannot really assert anything with certainty about that machine. That makes meeting most/all threat models difficult.
- ElevenLathe 4y agoI get what you're saying but if my threat model doesn't include Microsoft or state-level actors that can co-opt Microsoft or buy/develop hoarded Windows zero-days, then a patched Windows box is probably good enough.