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You don’t even need to go all the way to “air gap” What has been described is far far below the standards for running untrusted 3rd party code. If they were a
by lokar 14d ago
You don’t even need to go all the way to “air gap”
What has been described is far far below the standards for running untrusted 3rd party code. If they were actually as afraid as they claim to be they would have a sandbox at least half as good as ec2
- lopsotronic 13d agoNot pass even the most modest hint towards DFARS/NIST standards. You couldn't run that loosey goosey even in just vanilla medical manufacturing. I challenge what their definition of "sandbox" actually is, apart from the basal "designated software/runtime environment"