

But it’s also not a bad thing
Say that to the folks with implanted medical devices


But it’s also not a bad thing
Say that to the folks with implanted medical devices


Or maybe it’s just a reaally slow exponential backoff


I think the phrase “running in the TEE” is the idiomatic way to describe a program running on the main CPU, attested by the TEE processor, and protected/isolated from other processes on the system (modulo exploits, lol). I’m vaguely familiar with AMD’s SEV-SNP, mainly from reading security papers rather than any hands-on experience. I make no claims about Apple’s Secure Enclave, though.


I haven’t fact-checked this, but the TEE could protect GPU memory in addition to main memory. Apple attests that the correct binary is running in the TEE, et voila.


This can’t possibly be acceptable from a privacy perspective
Edit: Was wrong. They actually have a plausible privacy story. Inference happens in the local machine’s Trusted Execution Environment. https://www.eigenlabs.org/blog/project-darkbloom-unlocking-idle-compute-for-ai/


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If only there were a word for a self-portrait painted by someone else…


Hey, we can’t all afford syntax highlighting


I thought you couldn’t be right. Whelp.
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Only Billy Eichner is allowed to do that
That may be the intended use, but it does not imply the system is secure.
Here’s an example of an insulin pump vulnerability from a few years ago that enabled attacks from up to six meters away. Think about how many potentially-compromised devices you’re ever within six meters of. The vulnerability enabled remote control over the insulin pump, which IIUC can be deadly.
https://www.aha.org/h-isac-reports/2021-11-29-h-isac-tlp-white-vulnerability-report-researchers-identify-high-severity
My point being — it’s not a good thing to be in the midst of a hacking epidemic! Real people will be harmed as a result of increased hacking.