vrighter, 10 months ago yeah, no you have a misconception of what risc-v is. Risc-v is an isa not a chip. the isa is open, available to anyone. Implementations of risc-v (actual working designs) are usually not open. They are just guaranteed to be able to execute risc-v instructions. So risc-v is neither more nor less vulnerable to hardware backdoors than any other architecture
yeah, no you have a misconception of what risc-v is.
Risc-v is an isa not a chip. the isa is open, available to anyone.
Implementations of risc-v (actual working designs) are usually not open. They are just guaranteed to be able to execute risc-v instructions.
So risc-v is neither more nor less vulnerable to hardware backdoors than any other architecture