Scribit Bas Wijnen dies 05/12/2005 hora 17:12: > Just because the chip doesn't tell you the private key it uses doesn't > mean "we have no clue what's inside".
What I wanted to say is that in contrary to generic chips like our CPUs, those TC chips can be very easily tweaked to insert backdoors. As I'm ready to trust Intel not to tweak it's Pentium to enable some Hurdish backdoor, it's easy for the TC chips to insert a TC backdoor, as they're very specific to a security issue. As they are black boxes (but no more than the CPU, FWIW), we can't know whether they do what they're supposed to or if they could obey someone to do anything else. Doubtfully, Nowhere man -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] OpenPGP 0xD9D50D8A
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