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Depending on who you're protecting against you might want to _really_ avoid trusting your TPM.
by BuildTheRobots 12y ago
Depending on who you're protecting against you might want to _really_ avoid trusting your TPM.
- higherpurpose 12y agoYeah, I wouldn't trust the TPM - certainly not from a Windows machine, and not even an Apple one after the recent revelations/research, which shows Apple tries to make the device secure against "regular" hackers, but very easy to access by Apple itself or the US government.
- selimthegrim 12y agoMy current one is from atmel in 2008, before atmel quit making them, so I figure at least in this case I'm safe. I would probably not use a newer one if I was worried about TLAs though. As I am currently in the market for an MBP, where do I find this information about Apple TPMs?
- selimthegrim 12y agoMy bad, Apple pulled them in 2006.