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But afaik the TPM (or fTPM if no chip is present) is used to establish and restrict trusted access to the replay-protected memory block that the GPU (or other)
by PeterStuer 2y ago
But afaik the TPM (or fTPM if no chip is present) is used to establish and restrict trusted access to the replay-protected memory block that the GPU (or other) DRM chain services depend upon to do their thing.
IMHO the author does overrestrictively interpret the FSS statement to discredit them.
- mike_hearn 2y agoNo, TPM isn't involved with PAVP at any point. Matthew is correct about how it works. This is a typical case where social activists are light years behind the curve and don't really know what they're talking about at all.