A chip that can eradicate piracy
Nolan Bushnell (Nolan Bushnell), the founder of Atari, suggests that soon the piracy of computer software (and games in particular) will disappear as such.
This can be achieved by using the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip developed by the Trusted Computing Group to protect workstations. This chip will allow you to determine the license of working programs.
At the moment, these chips are installed in some models of laptops and motherboards. According to Bushnell, in the near future the number of computers with TPM will increase significantly.
So it turns out the following: if you do not want to buy licensed software, choose the right “mother”.
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I wonder how hard it will be to "grunt" TPM? Well this is just to think, even Windows will not install pirate. Give free software!
via CNews
This can be achieved by using the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip developed by the Trusted Computing Group to protect workstations. This chip will allow you to determine the license of working programs.
At the moment, these chips are installed in some models of laptops and motherboards. According to Bushnell, in the near future the number of computers with TPM will increase significantly.
So it turns out the following: if you do not want to buy licensed software, choose the right “mother”.
')
I wonder how hard it will be to "grunt" TPM? Well this is just to think, even Windows will not install pirate. Give free software!
via CNews
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/26488/
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