Pluton vs TPM: The Future of Computer Security - What You Need to Know
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2024
- Gear up for an exploration into Microsoft's new security processor called Pluton. Why is Microsoft's Pluton Security Processor, a formidable alternative to the discrete TPM 2.0 ecosystem, which has recently faced scrutiny over its vulnerability to many new attacks? Discover how Pluton, by integrating the secure processor directly into the CPU die, eliminates the risks associated with external communication channel attacks that have compromised traditional TPMs. Pluton's unique method of generating and storing private keys. Private keys are created directly by the silicon during manufacturing, stored in e-fuses, and never exposed externally, Pluton sets a new standard in secure key management. Pluton is engineered to withstand even the most extreme scenarios, including full physical control of the hardware by an adversary. Pluton with Windows will be integrated into the Windows update system and will allow for Pluton firmware updates. Windows will check every boot cycle if a newer version of Pluton firmware is available.
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Very interesting security devlopments! Thanks for breaking it down for us Mr. Vanderpool!
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Level 1 security at last.
Thanks for this excellent video.
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Short, sweet, to the point - thanks for the education!
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Thank you for the great video and complete information. 👏
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Amazing!
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Thank you for making such an amazing informative video about Pluton!
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So, does the Pluton chip authenticate its identity and integrity with Microsoft? It seems so. So, how long before this authentication key is intercepted and imitated?
No, that would have been a huge privacy issue. It is local only.
How does discrete, integrated and firmware tpm compare ?
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What would be the next step in security after Pluton? I remember that there was some contoversy about Pluton among some Linux users, but that discussion seems to have been faded away, or maybe it just anti-Microsoft people throwing a hissy fit.
I have not heard of the "next" idea, but be sure there is something coming.
It's going to be interesting to see what's in the future for this so called protection. I personally don't see this as a good thing but all sorts of nefarious ways this can be abused. Seriously using windows update?
Oracle data centers are already moving in this direction, Azure is there, Google with their new Titan M2 chip is putting it in all Google's Pixel phones and servers. AWS is using TPM and verified boot in it's data centers. Google's Chromebooks all use verified boot and TPM. Apple has it's own built-in security processor in its newest chips. Its Microsoft Windows that is slowing catching up.
@@TechsavvyProductions You said the key thing here. Microsoft Windows and there level of trust is not very much with all the spyware that is in there systems. I damn sure would not want them having complete control over my systems/processor.
@@TechsavvyProductions And here we have it, Windows Tuesday and what do we have...failed updates. So would you trust Microsoft with updating very critical systems/subsystems. No I'm not talking about just one failed update on one machine either...12 so far. 1/9/2024 just in case you're wondering.
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Lol! "Software never has access to the TPM"... but it can be updated with Windows update?
It is folks like you that make me research so carefully, you actually listen and think! I will review what I said and see. Thanks for listening and for the comment!
dont tell me,that after obligatory upgrading all our systems to secure boot and tpm for windows 11,the next windows will need that pluton thing to work,i have two computers and it would be costly if not impossible for me to upgrade again,if thats the case i will keep running windows 11 without internet connection for the programs i use,i hate microsoft for what their doing,its all about money
You are in great shape for a long time. Keep in mind Google forces this verify boot on all Chromebooks and Android, TPM like devices/virtual devices are in all Android phones, Apple has it security chip built-in to the iPhone. It's Microsoft who is really playing catch-up in Windows. Azure and AWS and Google cloud are all using verified boot with TPM.
@@TechsavvyProductions thanx for your comment, have a nice day
This seem like microsoft is trying again to prevent linux from running on same computer 👎
Since Satya Nadella became CEO of Microsoft a real turn around attitude toward Linux has take place, Microsoft contributes a ton of Linux code, Azure Sphere the IoT microcontroller I mention runs on Linux. Microsoft containers are for the most part various versions of Linux. .NET is now able to run on Linux platforms, Windows subsystem for Linux is growing in it's capabilities each version of Windows. Windows Terminal now runs BASH. If you have kernel versions 6.3 or above Pluton will work just fine.