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AARG!Anonymous wrote:
Adam Back writes:
I have one gap in the picture:
In a previous message in this Peter Biddle said:
In Palladium, SW can actually know that it is running on a given
platform and not being lied to by software. [...] (Pd can always be
lied to by HW - we move the problem
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I'm surprised the article didn't complain about John Young's efforts:
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If he did know then he is only surprised about the articles
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On Mon, Aug 12, 2002 at 01:52:39PM +0100, Ben Laurie wrote:
AARG!Anonymous wrote:
[...]
What Palladium can do, though, is arrange that the app can't get at
previously sealed data if the OS has meddled with it. The sealing
is done by hardware based on the app's hash. So if the OS has
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
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...all about how I was trolled. :-).
Good fish. Thank you for playing.
LOL...
You're welcome. Guilty as charged. I admit to being absolutely
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...An interesting feature of the seizure procedure described in the search
warrant, pointed out by John Young at Cryptome, is this wording:
iii. Any data that
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Encryption is a means by which a digital message can be coded so
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the recipient with the proper'key'can decode and understand the
message.
Encryption technology has ,in fact,gotten so good that its raised
Employ a GPS jammer. Most U.S. jets, bombs and ships use the satellites for
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David Wagner wrote:
Ben Laurie wrote:
Mike Rosing wrote:
The purpose of TCPA as spec'ed is to remove my control and
make the platform trusted to one entity. That entity has the master
key to the TPM.
Now, if the spec says I can install my own key into the TPM, then yes,
it is a very useful
Adam Back writes:
+---++
| trusted-agent | user mode |
|space | app space |
|(code ++
| compartment) | supervisor |
| | mode / OS |
+---++
| ring -1 / TOR |
David Wagner wrote:
To respond to your remark about bias: No, bringing up Document Revocation
Lists has nothing to do with bias. It is only right to seek to understand
the risks in advance. I don't understand why you seem to insinuate
that bringing up the topic of Document Revocation Lists
Mike Rosing wrote:
The difference is fundamental: I can change every bit of flash in my BIOS.
I can not change *anything* in the TPM. *I* control my BIOS. IF, and
only IF, I can control the TPM will I trust it to extend my trust to
others. The purpose of TCPA as spec'ed is to remove my
I just want to point out that, as far as Palladium is concerned, we really
don't care how the keys got onto the machine. Certain *applications* written
on top of Palladium will probably care, but all the hardware the security
kernel really care about is making sure that secrets are only divulged
Ok Mr. Smarty Pants Aarg! Anonymous remailer user, you come up with such a
method. Cypherpunsk write code, yes? So write some code.
Meanwhile, this is why it can't be done:
If you have a client that sends a signature of it's binary back to it's
mommy, you can also have a rogue client that
Peter Biddle, Brian LaMacchia or other Microsoft employees could
short-cut this guessing game at any point by coughing up some details.
Feel free guys... enciphering minds want to know how it works.
(Tim Dierks: read the earlier posts about ring -1 to find the answer
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On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, AARG! Anonymous wrote:
I don't believe that is an accurate paraphrase of what Mike Rosing said.
He said the purpose (not effect) was to remove (not reduce) his control,
and make the platform trusted to one entity (not for the benefit of
others). Unless you want to
I think you are making incorrect presumptions about how you would use
Palladium hardware to implement a secure DRM system. If used as you
suggest it would indeed suffer the vulnerabilities you describe.
The difference between an insecure DRM application such as you
describe and a secure DRM
Right here at Cpunks-the data protection professionals.
http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,54416,00.html
...Part of what Tim is trying to do is open the Internet up
to different forms of human communication that are much less
constrained, ...
Substitute 'J' for 'T'.
Jim for instance, is
http://www.zdnet.com.au/newstech/enterprise/story/0,225001,20267287,00.htm
Cluster computing is about resources aggregation in a single
administrative domain, he (Rajkumar Buyya) explains. Grid
computing in about resource sharing and aggregation across multiple
domains.
I have no idea what
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On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, AARG! Anonymous wrote:
His analysis actually applies to a wide range of security features,
such as the examples given earlier: secure games, improved P2P,
distributed computing as Adam Back suggested, DRM of course, etc..
TCPA is a potentially very powerful security
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On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, AARG! Anonymous wrote:
It is clear that software hacking is far from almost trivial and you
can't assume that every software-security feature can and will be broken.
Anyone doing security had better assume software can and will be
broken. That's where you *start*.
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Are you now admitting TCPA is broken?
I freely admit that I haven't made it completely through the TCPA
specification. However it seems to be, at least in effect although not
exactly, a motherboard bound smartcard.
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Suspiciously absent though is the requirement for symmetric encryption
(page
4 is easiest to see this). This presents a potential security issue, and
certainly a barrier to its use for
AARG!Anonymous wrote:
Adam Back writes:
I have one gap in the picture:
In a previous message in this Peter Biddle said:
In Palladium, SW can actually know that it is running on a given
platform and not being lied to by software. [...] (Pd can always be
lied to by HW - we move the problem
1. Government creates new Washington evacuation plan
By Jason Peckenpaugh
The federal government has created a new procedure for evacuating federal
employees in Washington in the case of possible terrorist attacks on the
nation's capital.
The protocol, which took effect in May, tells who can
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
At 4:20 PM +0200 on 8/12/02, Nomen Nescio wrote, in excruciating,
hilarious and even elegant detail:
...all about how I was trolled. :-).
Good fish. Thank you for playing.
LOL...
You're welcome. Guilty as charged. I admit to being absolutely
David Wagner wrote:
Ben Laurie wrote:
Mike Rosing wrote:
The purpose of TCPA as spec'ed is to remove my control and
make the platform trusted to one entity. That entity has the master
key to the TPM.
Now, if the spec says I can install my own key into the TPM, then yes,
it is a very useful
I just want to point out that, as far as Palladium is concerned, we really
don't care how the keys got onto the machine. Certain *applications* written
on top of Palladium will probably care, but all the hardware the security
kernel really care about is making sure that secrets are only divulged
On Mon, Aug 12, 2002 at 01:52:39PM +0100, Ben Laurie wrote:
AARG!Anonymous wrote:
[...]
What Palladium can do, though, is arrange that the app can't get at
previously sealed data if the OS has meddled with it. The sealing
is done by hardware based on the app's hash. So if the OS has
David Wagner wrote:
To respond to your remark about bias: No, bringing up Document Revocation
Lists has nothing to do with bias. It is only right to seek to understand
the risks in advance. I don't understand why you seem to insinuate
that bringing up the topic of Document Revocation Lists
Adam Back writes:
+---++
| trusted-agent | user mode |
|space | app space |
|(code ++
| compartment) | supervisor |
| | mode / OS |
+---++
| ring -1 / TOR |
Peter Biddle, Brian LaMacchia or other Microsoft employees could
short-cut this guessing game at any point by coughing up some details.
Feel free guys... enciphering minds want to know how it works.
(Tim Dierks: read the earlier posts about ring -1 to find the answer
to your question about
Ok Mr. Smarty Pants Aarg! Anonymous remailer user, you come up with such a
method. Cypherpunsk write code, yes? So write some code.
Meanwhile, this is why it can't be done:
If you have a client that sends a signature of it's binary back to it's
mommy, you can also have a rogue client that
Mike Rosing wrote:
The difference is fundamental: I can change every bit of flash in my BIOS.
I can not change *anything* in the TPM. *I* control my BIOS. IF, and
only IF, I can control the TPM will I trust it to extend my trust to
others. The purpose of TCPA as spec'ed is to remove my
I think you are making incorrect presumptions about how you would use
Palladium hardware to implement a secure DRM system. If used as you
suggest it would indeed suffer the vulnerabilities you describe.
The difference between an insecure DRM application such as you
describe and a secure DRM
At this point we largely agree, security is improved, but the limit
remains assuring security of over-complex software. To sum up:
The limit of what is securely buildable now becomes what is securely
auditable. Before, without the Palladium the limit was the security
of the OS, so this makes a
On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, AARG! Anonymous wrote:
It is clear that software hacking is far from almost trivial and you
can't assume that every software-security feature can and will be broken.
Anyone doing security had better assume software can and will be
broken. That's where you *start*.
On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, AARG! Anonymous wrote:
His analysis actually applies to a wide range of security features,
such as the examples given earlier: secure games, improved P2P,
distributed computing as Adam Back suggested, DRM of course, etc..
TCPA is a potentially very powerful security
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