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by als0 5y ago
What you describe sounds like the role of an analyst e.g. like the famous Patrick Moorhead
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by als0 5y ago
With a physical bus reset attack you can also set PCR values without any authentication, which essentially breaks attestation. Also only some TPMs have anti tamper features and security certification (best ignore the ones that don't).
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by als0 5y ago
Microsoft signed an open source bootloader called Shim, which can run out of the box on any PC. You can use Shim to load your own GRUB2 and set your own keys. Shim is used by Fedora, Ubuntu, and Debian so far. A good writeup is available he
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by als0 5y ago
Just want to say that my Ubuntu 18.04 works with secure boot enabled (and so do newer versions).
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by als0 5y ago
The bus between the CPU and the TPM is exposed, so there are plenty of physical attacks that you can do, assuming a certain level of skill and tools.
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by als0 5y ago
Yes, amd64 can handle nested virtualization
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by als0 5y ago
Yep. I've tried Android apps on ChromeOS and iOS apps on macOS. They're so out of place and clunky...the average computing user just won't like them. The developer angle is the only one that makes sense.
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You can't capture the nuance of my form fields(drewdevault.com)
13 points by als0 5y ago|2 comments
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A Finger Client(drewdevault.com)
1 points by als0 5y ago|0 comments
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by als0 5y ago
> The ARM architecture design makes it near impossible for an early boot backdoor to, say, run your OS in an undetectable VM too. Can you explain this? It doesn’t sound right.
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Provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind(drewdevault.com)
10 points by als0 5y ago|0 comments
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by als0 5y ago
When will Apple bring back RSS to Mail?
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I will be moving to the Netherlands(drewdevault.com)
23 points by als0 5y ago|5 comments
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by als0 5y ago
Thanks for the link.
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by als0 5y ago
Technically, “was” is wrong because the new Nest Hub doesn’t run any part of Android. These are Flutter apps targeted specifically for Fuschia. There’s no evidence yet that they will run Android on top of Fuschia.
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by als0 5y ago
TrustZone is a CPU mode, hence it is not fully isolated from normal CPU operation. The CPU chooses to enter it and the current CPU state gets saved/restored. It contains the highest exception level, so it is able to access all memory.
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Build your project in our new language(drewdevault.com)
3 points by als0 5y ago|0 comments
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by als0 5y ago
The way I see it is that x86 is still around despite ARM, so ARM will still be around despite RISC-V. No reason why all three can't exist.
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by als0 5y ago
It is a jump. There is plenty to dislike about ARMv7.
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by als0 5y ago
This must be what hell is like.
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by als0 5y ago
You can be brilliant and kind. These things are not mutually exclusive, as some might lead you to believe. You should not tolerate assholes because of their brilliance.
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by als0 5y ago
Yeah it's why I say "which wasn't addressed until recently"
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by als0 5y ago
Rather than the instruction set, I assume he's referring to the lack of a standardised boot process, which wasn't addressed until recently. Lots of single board computers out there that don't have upstream Linux support due t
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Pinebook Pro Review(drewdevault.com)
12 points by als0 5y ago|8 comments
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by als0 5y ago
Very interesting, thanks
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by als0 5y ago
It wasn't too long ago that Samsung Chromebooks were powered by an Exynos. Even a lightweight system like ChromeOS was quite slow...
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by als0 5y ago
I'm wondering how soon we'll see driving licenses and other official IDs stored on the phone. A few years sounds optimistic.
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by als0 5y ago
Where is arm64 support?
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by als0 5y ago
Really enjoying working remotely. Looking back in time, it seems silly that people at my company were disallowed to work a few days from home whenever they asked. When I think back to the time I was in the office, I believe I spent roughly
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by als0 5y ago
Isn't it still available? I've seen this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackberry...

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