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Use full end-to-end encryption. The "known compromised" machine doesn't do the encryption or decryption in the first place; that's done at the physically secur
by rst 13y ago
Use full end-to-end encryption. The "known compromised" machine doesn't do the encryption or decryption in the first place; that's done at the physically secure (you hope!) endpoints.
- Terretta 13y agoBy cloud resource, did you mean storage? In which case, sure. But if you meant to do work "in the cloud" on the cipher text's content, the under-bad-actor-control machine is one of the "ends".