immediately abused for DRM? If you look (somewhat) closely, it's hard to avoid the impression that this stuff was designed and built around DRM use cases. The

immediately abused for DRM? If you look (somewhat) closely, it's hard to avoid the impression that this stuff was designed and built around DRM use cases. The "Protected A/V Path" could be a neat feature for high security computers (consider the GPU driver, a horrible, buggy, complex piece of software, being unable to grab pixels of a security-labelled window) - but that's not what this was built for. SGX, the same. Non-DRM use cases seem to be an afterthought, if possible at all (typically not).