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It would not ensure the laptop is not infected. It would only ensure that the laptop user does not run software that is not approved by Google or similar, a DR
by drtgh 3y ago
It would not ensure the laptop is not infected.
It would only ensure that the laptop user does not run software that is not approved by Google or similar, a DRM, as Trojans will continue to find ways to disguise themselves and insert themselves into authorized processes.
The company would find difficult to run custom software not covered by such DRM. In time, the Web Environment Integrity API organisation would say that there are too many authorisation requests or similar and demand economic compensation from developers to be included in the authorized filter scans, at time the supposed initial objective is not accomplished, as this DRM does not ensure the laptop is not infected.
- hurryer 3y agoIn was speaking in general about remote attestation, not about the Chrome only one. A good example is Xbox, for which there is no known custom software, which in turn guarantees the lack of cheating software.