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Windows Security GM Talks NGSCB (Palladium)

Posted by timothy on from the neckbone-connected-to-ankle-bone dept.

An article at IT Manager's Journal (along with Slashdot, part of OSDN) reports on John Manferdelli's recent talk at Stanford on what Microsoft is calling for now its "Next Generation Secure Computing Base," or NGSCB (formerly Palladium). Manferdelli is the general manager for Windows security at Microsoft, and his presentation was mostly about the technical, not ethical or other considerations involved in this system. His position is understandably different from those of privacy and free software advocates who assert that Microsoft's elaborate security is designed to lock users into Microsoft software at the expense of privacy and choice.

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  1. Actual link to the article. by Steve+'Rim'+Jobs · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Here

    The link in the slashdot story just seems to point back to the slashdot itself.

  2. The Link by dietlein · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Next Generation Secure Computing Base.

  3. Nice link by shrikel · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Isn't that nice, the link to the article goes straight to http://slashdot.org. Yes, I've been rtfa for the last few minutes now, but the only info I see about NGSCB is that scanty little write-up at the top of the page. :)

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  4. A presentation was given on this last month. by Ninja+Programmer · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Lecture on "Trusted Computing"