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under the doctrine that software "trust" is needed YOU are the attacker. It's entirely about stripping your control (thus ownership) from the hardware you paid
by ShowalkKama 7mo ago
under the doctrine that software "trust" is needed YOU are the attacker. It's entirely about stripping your control (thus ownership) from the hardware you paid for (see the safetynet shitshow).
- gzread 7mo agoThere's a second use whereby I somehow bind my own OS hash to my own data encryption key, so nobody who changes the OS can read the data. The technical distinction between this and the previous: if it's designed for the device owner's protection, the device owner can reset the system.