alt Hacker NewsAlso to your point: "can't we just encrypt it?"
Its someone else's computer. The TPM is controlled by someone else. You can't really process on a machine that has a compromised urandom/TPM
Also the bigger issue is having all your access revoked over night. Thats the bigger fear.
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XorNot • yesterday at 12:05 PM
Exactly - it's about availability. If someone with remote access could knock out your business operations, how long would it take to adapt? How much economic cost could that incur, perhaps at a critical time?
> You can't really process on a machine that has a compromised urandom/TPM
Naive question: does zero knowledge proof solutions help with this?