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That does not sound like the type of machine that I want to work on. I still require a general purpose computer.


Why does a general purpose computer need to overwrite crypto functions in sshd?


Because it's a general purpose computer. Duh. The aim is to be able to arbitrary computations. Which overwriting crypto functions in sshd is a valid computation to be considered.


I don't think you should connect your general purpose computer to the internet then. Or keep any valuable data on it. Otherwise other people are going to get to perform computations on it.




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