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W4ldi | 3 years ago

For that you'd need to hack Intels infrastructure and get access to the private keys.

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kelseyfrog|3 years ago

I'm creating a startup to do just that. There's both huge upside[$$$], but also some legal risk. If this appeals to you and you're an innovator in the social engineering space lmk.

10000truths|3 years ago

How exactly do you intend to accomplish this? Sneak into a data center and hack their build servers?

pabs3|3 years ago

Probably the keys are on well-guarded offline HSMs.

5d8767c68926|3 years ago

Are there rules/standards for how these top secret keys are stored? HDCP, Mediavine, keys to the Internet, etc. Sure, you could keep it locked in a Scrooge McDuck security vault, but you need to be able to burn the key into hardware/software, meaning it ultimately needs to be distributed across many machines, greatly increasing the number of people with potential access.

hulitu|3 years ago

Or on an S3 vault somewhere.

pmoriarty|3 years ago

> Probably the keys are on well-guarded offline HSMs

I wouldn't be so sure...

After hearing that American nuclear launch codes were all zeroes for decades, nothing surprises me.