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If you have a very large CPU count, then I think you can dedicate a CPU to only process a given designated privacy/security focused execution thread. Especially
by AtlasBarfed 1y ago
If you have a very large CPU count, then I think you can dedicate a CPU to only process a given designated privacy/security focused execution thread. Especially for a specially designed syscall, perhaps
That kind of takes the specter meltdown thing out of the way to some degree I would think, although privilege elevation can happen in the darndest places.
But maybe I'm being too optimistic
- hnaccount_rng 1y agoIsn't the problem the "labelling" of "privacy-sensitive" in the first place?