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That is the least convincing security statement I've heard in a long time. So what if we have root access? You can still log everything or compromise the vm u
by beambot 13y ago
That is the least convincing security statement I've heard in a long time. So what if we have root access? You can still log everything or compromise the vm under the hood -- and there really is no way to prove otherwise AFAICT (trusting trust and whatnot). In this case, the NSA would least of my concerns!
- WRNZ 13y agoI don't disagree with what your saying, however all security when there is a third party involved who can see what your doing in the clear is based on trust. We do everything we can to make sure that the only people who could possibly see what your doing is us. Should you trust us ? thats up to you. But ask yourself why we would risk everything we have built just to steal your passwords/keys ? If we did that we would be the most expensive and elaborate social engineering attack I have ever heard of :) anyway - come to the platform, do some not so serious stuff then over time maybe we can gain your trust ?