If Apple’s promises about the opsec of their cloud AI implementation seemed a little nebulous from a user’s perspective — no matter what, you can’t remove the need to trust Apple itself — it sounds to me like that’s because their threat model is a server being compromised, either in a Chinese factory, or by a foreign mole in IT.
I don’t think any of this will help if a fascist US government forces Apple to start logging data with a gag order on top.
Matthew Green (@matthew_d_green@ioc.exchange)
Attached: 1 image Then they’re throwing all kinds of processes at the server hardware to make sure the hardware isn’t tampered with. I can’t tell if this prevents hardware attacks, but it seems like a start. 8/
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