Trusted Computing and Digital Rights Management on Linux - an Update
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Explains the Trusted Computing approach around the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and recent changes in TCPA/TCG standards, noting that real security impacts remain hard to judge because of limited OS and application support. Reviews TPM technical basics and recent projects that build on TPM functionality to provide security and DRM, highlighting existing Linux kernel support and promising research efforts that aim to improve system and user security as of 2006.
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