Comment by zephen

> If you think trusted computing is a defense against nation-state attackers, we inhabit totally different realities.

I have no idea how or why you would think I think this, since what I wrote was exactly the opposite of this, e.g. "It's only intrinsically flawed if you expect absolute perfection" and "It has been accepted since before any of us were born that there is no such thing as perfect physical security."

In any case, if you think that every piece of information that ordinary humans want to protect is worth it for nation-states to waste their million-dollar attacks on, we inhabit totally different realities.

And yet, there are many pieces of information that ordinary humans want to protect that many nation states would easily throw thousands of dollars at.

In other words, the fundamentals behind security are the same as it ever was.