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CATALINK, Last Chance: Communicating at the Nuclear Brink, The Fourth Leg

Assume Vulnerability

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June 8, 2020
In this episode of The Fourth Leg, Philip Reiner and Alexa Wehsener sit down with the High Priest of Coreboot, Ron Minnich. They dive into the substance of his paper, “Hardware that is Less Untrusted: Open Source Down to the Silicon” and discuss software, firmware, and hardware vulnerabilities and the value of open source code.

This week’s episode of The Fourth Leg, “Assume Vulnerability”, features the High Priest of Coreboot, Ron Minnich. We dive deep into the substance of his paper, “Hardware that is Less Untrusted: Open Source Down to the Silicon” and discuss software, firmware, and hardware vulnerabilities and the value of open source code.

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