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Wednesday, July 10, 2002

Jon Udell Explains the Real, and Simple, Solution to Trusted Computing

Jon Udell takes a look at Palladium and explains, succinctly, how we create a real Trusted Computing environment -- using technologies that are mostly available today plus a little personal accountability. Jon's scenario is where we should all be headed, and quickly, lest this whole digi-Nazi/Palladium thing gets out of hand.

O'Reilly Network: by Jon Udell - Control Your Identity or Microsoft and Intel Will.

I've been mulling over the list of features touted for the Microsoft/Intel/AMD security scheme called Palladium.

[ ... ] We can choose accountability, or we can let the unholy alliance of Hollywood, Microsoft, Intel, and the government choose for us. The alliance, cleverly, pretends to solve problems that really annoy us, like spam and email worms. But these violations of trust won't yield simply to trusted motherboards and operating systems. People have to assert (and prove) their claims of trustworthiness, and other people have to make judgments about those assertions. [...]

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