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Of course. I mean once your threat model includes secret shadowy intelligencia overlords that can bend corporations to their will, there's just no way they coul
by fluidcruft 12y ago
Of course. I mean once your threat model includes secret shadowy intelligencia overlords that can bend corporations to their will, there's just no way they could tamper an audit.
- malka 12y agoThey could even force the CPU makers to include backdoors directly in the silicon ;)
- dijit 12y agotruecrypt had a software AES implementation you could enable.. if seriously paranoid. performance impacting though.
- Lawtonfogle 12y agoThat one layer of security may be compromised with no possible recourse does not mean that one should abandon considerations of compromisation of other layers that do have recourse.
- tracker1 12y agoSee: Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Between China and the USA, there's almost certainly hardware backdoors in place for some systems. IIRC there has been evidence of router tampering for ISP hardware shipping across borders.