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Yes, and no, assuming secure hardware element is not possible. An encrypted log file can be made that keeps track of time. If a leap is detected than the progra
by slicktux 2y ago
Yes, and no, assuming secure hardware element is not possible. An encrypted log file can be made that keeps track of time. If a leap is detected than the program will shred the data. The user can be warned of this and decide not to risk brute force.
- bastawhiz 2y agoWithout secure hardware, what stops me from keeping a backup and restoring it every time the data is "shredded"? If you have no hardware element there's nothing that can stop me from, say, spinning up 10000 VMs to make 10000 simultaneous attempts.