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I think it's more nuanced. SMP and hyperthreading are risky for security. Closed firmware is also concerning. Older systems without these architectural feature
by chasil 4y ago
I think it's more nuanced.
SMP and hyperthreading are risky for security. Closed firmware is also concerning. Older systems without these architectural features are more difficult to abuse.
I would find one of these if I needed a secure SSH CA for myself, and use OpenBSD.
I probably couldn't get away with that in a larger organization.