http://www.lafkon.net/tc/
A small movie based on Trusted Computing. I personally found it nice, and the animation is smooth, and interesting. enjoy. Get the large 50 meg version. ^_^
It's worth it.
Trusted Computing. Sounds great, doesn't it?
7 public posts in this discussion.
Post 2
Fantastic animation stuff :D
Post 3
It was very well animated, however:
1. "Personal belief", not "Personal believe".
2. Trust does not required mutuality. I can trust you without trusting me. I trust that my food is safe. The food manufacturer doesn't know me and doesn't need to trust anything about me.
3. The animation is so vacuous, so airy, so vague, so fluffy, so music video-esque, that it couldn't convince anyone of anything.
Post 4
Oh, and:
4. Trusted Computing has a number of meanings which predate the hardware level enforcement of crpytographic schemes, mostly coming back to Mandatory Access Control and the separation of kernel space into self contained, distrustful units.
Post 5
I wouldnt trust Trusted Computing, what i do with my data and applications is my bussiness not some distribution companie telling me what i can and cannot do on my hardware.
Post 6
Don't take it TOO much to heart gentlemen. ^_^' Just a little light hearted.
Also, note the accent on the spokesperson... there's bound to be a few spelling mistakes if they're from Europe.
Post 7
Quote from chad:
I wouldnt trust Trusted Computing, what i do with my data and applications is my bussiness not some distribution companie telling me what i can and cannot do on my hardware.
Then don't buy the hardware.
I don't see what the big fuss is about. Somebody will always be keen to sell kit without this hardware installed.
On the other hand, this kind of technology could shore up a lot of security problems. It actually makes MAC and other serious trusted computing approaches available to half arsed security regimes like Un*x or Windows without sacrificing too much performance.
On the other other hand, it will be hard to explain to people why their DVD won't play on the Winders PC, while art school buddy John can play it on his Mac.