I don't get how they want make those attesters trustworthy. Any attester is installed on a user device, so its "private" key used for verdict signing can be retrieved by a bot author and used to make fake verdicts. Disregarding ethics of the proposal, it just won't work in real world.
how they want to make those attesters trustworthy
It’s all derived from hardware security modules like TPM. It’s not impossible to exfiltrate private keys from these devices, but it’s difficult and expensive, involving de-lidding the chip and carefully reading electric charge values from individual flash gates. Not out of reach for a sophisticated state-sponsored targeted attack, but certainly puts Evil Maid and other opportunistic attacks out of reach.
As for how original integrity is established, that’s done by saving the public key or equivalent while the device is in the possession of the trusted entity.
As they say, it's for your security and convenience! Honestly!
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Well, I guess I'll stop using the internet. F
lol as the "adblocking addicts" quality shitpost. Even bigger lol at Google's dipshittery for even thinking this was a remotely good idea in the first place.
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