lobster2342
Joined 2 years ago
Joined 2 years ago
Amazing peace of Hardware.
Also their algorithms are cool. If the watch tells me to rest more than 24 hours, I know, I will be tired the next day.
The two features that I miss are built in heartrate monitor and temperature sensor. I payed around 500€ back then. Over the years I use this watch, the price became very reasonable.
Working in a huge enterprise, I see a clear benefit for this kind of product, as we are really struggeling to keep track.
I understand that you are very early in boot-strapping, but what I was missing while skimming over the videos and links and webpage is a better high-bird view or contextualization of the apporach.
I was considering a demo, but the two options (chat and quick chat) were a bit unclear to me what they would archive / how they are structured.
Again, I have full understanding that you are still working on this. Good luck with this project.
Like "I am an app, dear HSM, please perform following crypto operation for me."
If an attacker can pretend to be a legitimate HSM user, then she does not need key access, she just asks the HSM to perform a crypto operation on her behalf.
On the other hand, if the HSM needs secrets in order to authenticate legitimate users, then those secrets are prone to those attacks, against an HSM shall protect.
Or dont i get it?
What I have in mind (if my dayjob fires me): open a shop for wealthy nerds, and sell all kind of pre-flashed devices, known to work well with open source firmware: power plugs, routers, thermostats,... The clientele would be very niche, but I think it might be enough for a small specialized shop.