← Back to context Comment by LtWorf 10 months ago So you claim it's never possible to audit anything? 5 comments LtWorf Reply bpt3 10 months ago I'm asking how you expect an auditor to confirm the absence of something in a series of black boxes that a determined and skilled adversary would like to hide. LtWorf 10 months ago It's actually quite simple. You fail the audit and block the purchase at the first black box you find :) bpt3 10 months ago You realize that's completely impractical and will result in the government buying nothing, correct? 2 replies →
bpt3 10 months ago I'm asking how you expect an auditor to confirm the absence of something in a series of black boxes that a determined and skilled adversary would like to hide. LtWorf 10 months ago It's actually quite simple. You fail the audit and block the purchase at the first black box you find :) bpt3 10 months ago You realize that's completely impractical and will result in the government buying nothing, correct? 2 replies →
LtWorf 10 months ago It's actually quite simple. You fail the audit and block the purchase at the first black box you find :) bpt3 10 months ago You realize that's completely impractical and will result in the government buying nothing, correct? 2 replies →
bpt3 10 months ago You realize that's completely impractical and will result in the government buying nothing, correct? 2 replies →
I'm asking how you expect an auditor to confirm the absence of something in a series of black boxes that a determined and skilled adversary would like to hide.
It's actually quite simple. You fail the audit and block the purchase at the first black box you find :)
You realize that's completely impractical and will result in the government buying nothing, correct?
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