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Protecting against an attack when a system is compromised requires external key-signing hardware.
First, a reference substantiating this assertion should be provided. Second, is the ability to reliably use DIDs on compromised systems really in scope for this specification? Why or why not?
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Section 10 Security Considerations https://w3c.github.io/did-core/#security-considerations says:
First, a reference substantiating this assertion should be provided. Second, is the ability to reliably use DIDs on compromised systems really in scope for this specification? Why or why not?
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