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Right, but his concern about security is not just to restrict how you use your computer, but to try to keep it safe in a manageable way. However, the current s
by dietr1ch 3y ago
Right, but his concern about security is not just to restrict how you use your computer, but to try to keep it safe in a manageable way.
However, the current state of guarantees around it is not at the point where Turing-completeness is the biggest issue. You can have a simple config, but the rest of the system is still unverifyiable and running unknown blobs.
I think the reasonable way out of it is through restricted capabilities. We won't get a fully verifyiable system we can inspect anytime soon. Probably not before the dark days of mandatory and somewhat provable ad impressions.