Yes, I know the article and the long history building up that
capacity. You may recall I backed you up on the DANE support
discussion. What you are developing is a reliable secure software
system.
The problem of compromised hardware is a different problem. Intel
builds back door circuits for NSA into their chips So I don't think
you'll build a laptop from them that NSA can't compromise.
Unless you are engaging in international espionage or blowing the
whistle on them like Eric Snowden, I don't think they will compromise
their systems on low value targets. In that case, it doesn't make
much difference that they can get in, does it?
On the other hand, a working DANE system can be used to keep our
conversation between us against most others except NSA and that alone
is worth something. Isn't it? Debian Security list members can't do
must about compromised hardware except be aware of it....
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