
Pošto mi još nije ušlo u glavu (ili neće da mi uđe) je li neko može ukratko da mi objasni šta je ovo?
http://www.againsttcpa.com/what-is-tcpa.html
Pročitao sam link 2 puta i nisam verovao očima kakve planove imaju.
Ukratko
TCPA stands for Trusted Computing Platform Alliance. For the technology we will speak from TCP (The trusted computing platform). This plans that every computer will have a TPM (Trusted Platform Module), also known as Fritz-Chip, built-in. At later development stages, these functions will be directly included into CPUs, graphiccards, harddisks, soundcards, bios and so on. This will secure that the computer is in a TCPA-conform state and that he checks that it's always in this state. This means: On the first level comes the hardware, on the second comes TCPA and then comes the user. The complete communication works with a 2048 bit strong encryption, so it's also secure enough to make it impossible to decrypt this in realtime for a longer time.
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Even if this bill would only valid in the USA it would have catastrophically effects worldwide. Because US companies are not allowed to develop and sell "unsecure" software, others would have to jump onto the TCP-train, so they would give total control over themself to the TCPA (USA?), or they would have to live completely without software and harware from US-companies. No Windows, Solaris, MacOS, Photoshop, Winamp or to say it short: The largest part of all software that's used on this planet would not be usable.
Što znači da će moj kompjuter moći da pokrene software i hardware samo one koje su dozvoljene od strane TCPA? Pa ovo je već previše!
A ne bi rekao da je šala pošto čitajući njihov sajt imaju dosta poznatih kompanija.
Compaq, HP, IBM, Intel , Microsoft , (moj omiljeni) Sony....
Šta više, ima već proizvoda koji su pod TCPA-om, IBM-ov neki laptop kolko sam skontao iz priče...
Ako je tako, šta ih sprečava da monopolišu?
A najsmešniji mi ovaj deo:
In the USA there's a planed bill, the so called CBDPTA (Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act). First it was callen SSSCA (Security Systems Standards and Certification Act). The new name reads much more harmless. Looks like the first name made it too easy to discover the purpose of this bill.
This bill plans to legally force secure (TCPA-conform) systems. So in the USA it would then not be allowed to buy or sell systems that are not TCPA-conform. Passing this law would be punished with up to 5 years of prision and up to $500.000 fine. The same would apply for development of "open" software. Open means that it would work on systems that're not TCPA-conform.
Heh, ovo je neka zajebancija zar ne? Recite mi da je ovo samo zajebancija molim vas.... Je li tako da je zajebancija? Zar ne?.....
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P.S. Oprostite što je text 'prost' jednostavno je ovde previše kasno.
~Say... All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.... Or is it?