Topic: S.O Finder - page 2. (Read 320 times)
We already have it - Linux. Available in many different forms it can be tailored to any application you want. It is free of any hardware restrictions you think exist.
What if we created a mini operating system, basic but designed solely for finding private keys?
It might be a good idea, though a bit insane, since any operating system runs beneath any program—partly for security and hardware integrity reasons. It limits program performance to a safe level.
The idea of creating a mini OS sounds interesting to me, as this way we would have full access to the hardware and wouldn’t face any security restrictions or anything else that could hinder the program’s execution—aside from obvious hardware limitations.
It might be a good idea, though a bit insane, since any operating system runs beneath any program—partly for security and hardware integrity reasons. It limits program performance to a safe level.
The idea of creating a mini OS sounds interesting to me, as this way we would have full access to the hardware and wouldn’t face any security restrictions or anything else that could hinder the program’s execution—aside from obvious hardware limitations.
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