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Fritz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Fritz-chip - a secure cryptoprocessor of the Trusted Computing Group. The Chester Fritz Library and the Chester Fritz Auditorium - facilities on the University of North Dakota campus in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Fritz the Cat - a cartoon character of Crumb, and a Bakshi film. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fritz

Fritz-chip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Fritz chip then encrypts the data with a machine-specific RSA key and returns the data to the CPU. It was named after former United States Senator Ernest "Fritz" Hollings, who sponsored several pieces of legislation aimed at protecting the interests of intellectual property holders in the digital age, including one (the CBDTPA) that might mandate the inclusion of such a chip in every computer. Fritz, in combination with "specialized software", could make it possible for programs to encrypt their data and hide the access keys before storing the data to some storage, like a hard disk, floppy or CD-ROM. www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fritz-chip

[e-lang] Logical fallacy in Palladium? Every time a new Fritz chip is made, when the key pair is generated, the private key goes onto the chip and the public key goes into their database. Every time a new Fritz chip is made, the private key goes onto the chip, the public key is signed using Intel's master private key to yield a certificate, and the certificate also goes onto the chip. Now, suppose that Intel has manufactured Fritz chips to go with their processor, and Bill Gates is sitting at home and would like to download a Disney movie to show on his Palladium-enabled version of Windows. www.eros-os.org /pipermail/e-lang/2002-July/007422.html

Secure cryptoprocessor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Fritz chip is designed to make it much harder to illegally copy copyrighted software. Fritz is a secure cryptoprocessor that is under development and brings trusted computing to ordinary PCs by enabling a. Fritz will do this using four different "methods". americancanyon.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Secure_cryptoprocessor

Fritz article - Fritz German chess program Fritz (chess) secure cryptoprocessor Trusted - What-Means.com Fritz article - Fritz definition - what means Fritz Fritz article - Fritz German chess program Fritz (chess) secure cryptoprocessor Trusted - What-Means.com This is a disambiguation page; that is, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name. www.what-means.com /encyclopedia/Fritz

Regional lockout - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Regional lockout is the programming practice, code, chip, or physical barrier used to prevent the playing of media designed for a device from the country where it is marketed on the version of the same device marketed in another country. It originated in the video game industry, and, with the advent of DVD, it was adopted by the motion picture industry. Please see the relevant discussion on the talk page. www.hackettstown.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Region_Coding

Technology advancement could affect computer use Fritz chips have been available in IBM Thinkpads since last May. Palladium, the operating system security layer, has not yet been released. It is not possible to add a Fritz chip to a system that has already been purchased. The core of the TCPA system is the Fritz chip. www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/2003/02/02-25-03tdc/02-25-03dscihealth-03.asp

The 'fritz' chip and 'Trusted Computing" I don't know how many of you read this link http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/tcpa-faq.html, (about the upcoming 'fritz' chip and Trusted Computing) although perhaps most of you already know about it, it is a highly interesting article... Because of this 'fritz' chip, assurredly to become a 'big brother' tool in ways to rival our worst nightmare, it seems inevitable Intranets and Extranets will expand even more than they already are. I'm not trying to add fuel to the long-burning fire on this forum (guess who's), but a thread about the possible ways around this 'fritz' chip could be interesting. forums.hostmysite.com /about636.html

TCPA Trusted Computing Platform Alliance or Microsoft Palladium The Fritz chip will maintain a table of all licensed hardware/software that has been approved and certified by their respective vendors. Once the machine has reached the "operative state" the Fritz chip can certify to third parties that your machine is "suitable" to use their products and running an authorized application program. The answer is no! The "Fritz Chip" is soldered to your motherboard and will determine what Operating System you must run, what hardware you must use, and what applications you can access. www.sharpwit.com /articles/Pub_html/internet/palladium.html

MacSlash Apple And Digital Rights Management Basically the Fritz chip verifies that the hardware/software combo is "approved" before Palladium will allow you to unlock media secured with the corresponding DRM spec. The current plans for Palladium-based DRM call for two things that work in concert: the so-called Fritz chip, controlled by Intel, and the Palladium software, a Microsoft-built extension that will be built into the next version of Windows. Fritz is such a point of parochial pride that the state bank used to run ads that ran "Because they don't have Fritz in Sydney..." somehow implying that Adelaide's lucky Fritz munching kids were better off. macslash.org /article.pl?sid=02/07/02/2243229

Research In order to clarify a lot of misunderstanding about the chip, we are making available some helpful white papers and open source device drivers for Linux, so that interested people can test and use the chip in an open environment. This white paper describes the goals of the TCPA chip, and shows how it can be used to protect a user's authentication keys and sensitive data against remote attacks. We have the chip running under Linux, and have studied it extensively. www.research.ibm.com /gsal/tcpa

News Archive The basic idea is that the Fritz chip will constantly check the machine state, and the "authorizations" for the OS and each application on the machine. At the heart of TCPA is a new chip added to motherboards, which have been affectionately dubbed "Fritz chips" after the good Senator. But rumors that the sample Hammer chips that have shipped to motherboard makers are all locked at a measly 800MHz have folks wondering how fast the Opteron will run when it debuts. www.kickassgear.com /News/NewsArchive/NewsArchive_June02.htm

Fuckingbrit.com - Palladium and Fritz Fritz is a chip from intel, Palladium is an OS tehcnology from Microsoft. I've been reading a fair amount about Palladium and the Fritz chip recently. The Fritz chip would not allow a non-TC OS to run on the hardware! www.fuckingbrit.com /article.php?story=115

PimpRig Forums - Palladium/TCPA , good-bye freedom? I bought my board after may 2003 but i think i'm safe don't see anywhere in the manual or the board where it could say that i have that Fritz chip, anyways i really hope that i don't have that sh*t on my board. I think i'm not gona buy another board until i make sure that the Fritz chip is not on it. 04-December-03 10:40 AM But the worse part is, if you bought a motherboard since mai 2003 you may already have the "Fritz" chip on the board www.pimprig.com /forums/printthread.php?t=11815

Widener University School of Engineering Graduate Engineering News It is named after former United States Senator Ernest “Fritz” Hollings, who sponsored several pieces of legislation aimed at protecting the interests of intellectual property-holders in the digital age, including one that might mandate the inclusion of such a chip in every computer. It is because of this dilemma: Any Fritz chip had to either allow universal computers or ban them. The “Fritz Chip” is one of such technology. www.widener.edu /?pageId=5485

TechIMO Forums - Palladium - how does it work? A quick synopsis is that the fritz chip will intercept the data before it is processed by the processor. The software must be digitally signed and unaltered to pass through the fritz chip, hence why the software can restrict what you play. The software either says yes or no. If you alter the software to trick it, it becomes not digitally signed, and thus will not pass through the fritz chip to be processed. www.techimo.com /forum/printthread.php?t=35585

boycott-riaa.com - Forums - CBDTPA - Microsft's Palladium chip The idea behind the fritz chip is to stop all download of MP3's and burning of cd's not authorized by Macrosucks. The single most decisive and most threatening is the Microsft Palladium (henceforth known as macrosuck's fritz chip). The FRITZ chip is the push they need. www.boycott-riaa.com /forums/CBDTPA/352

MemeStreams IBM claims TCPA is NOT a 'Fritz Chip.' Essentially, what it argues is that the capabilities that could be imagined for using TCPA chips as Fritz chips do not exist. IBM claims TCPA is NOT a 'Fritz Chip.' Microsoft's Pallidium effort is claimed to involve a different chip which is similar, but not exactly the same. www.memestreams.net /users/decius/blogid2481730

Copy prevention - One Language But if someone ever cracked the fritz chip they could start cracking again. As for the future, software cracking might become virtually impossible to perform with the release of the Fritz-chip in combination with certain software, like Nexus in the next major operating system from Microsoft, code-named Longhorn. www.onelang.com /encyclopedia/index.php/Copy_prevention

Linux-Nantes, le véritable p’tit LUG Nantais : DRM, DMCA, TCPA, Palladium, Fritz chip, ... Fritz chip : en l’honneur du sénateur Fritz Hollings qui fait pression sur le congrès pour mettre du DRM partout. C’est une famille de matériels aussi appelée Fritz chip. Les Fritz chips sont encore externes au processeur, mais TCPA prévoit de l’intégrer. www.linux-nantes.fr.eu.org /article.php3?id_article=76

Microsuck Forums - So lets say that this TCPA thing wins after all........... The fritz chip could simply be emulated between the PC -- Internet, just make a device the emulates TCPA servers on your LAN Gateway, That doesnt send a single byte to TCP-A. G4, Sparc, Alpha, X-Bitch ;), Playstation III (It should be out by then). November 4th, 2002, 10:22 AM I just dont want to upgrade because of the fact that hardware will start shipping with Fritz Inside and it would be pointless to upgrade to a new Intel because it would be quickly obselete because the new Fritz hardware will be the new stuff and i dont want it. Lets not forget that Linux may be able to run on a Fritz system, and will only require some special software. www.fuckmicrosoft.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-8799.html

TechIMO Forums - LMAO :) Fritz Chip Hit List !! That whole Fritz chip idea is a scary proposition... Would all the monitors need fritz chips or just the transmitter? Assume that the same criteria from Fritz is applied to the DMCA (or whatever the 'hollywood hacker' bill is called). www.techimo.com /forum/printthread.php?s=9ce6f4bffef8300b1bd4fd784d189d33&t=36837

Phlogiston Blue - The Palladium Project It's called the Fritz chip in honour of Senator Fritz Hollings of South Carolina who has been tireless in his efforts to get laws passed restricting the use of computers. It consists (in the first instance) of a special chip - dubbed the 'Fritz chip' which takes control of your computer on boot up and makes sure you only have things it thinks you should have in your computer. Needless to say, Fritz checks Palladium before it fires it up to make sure it hasn't been altered. www.ibgames.net /alan/society/palladium.html

Gary Wayner Natural History Books Book List Fritz, R. PLANT RESISTANCE TO HERBIVORES and PATHOGENS: ECOLOGY, EVOLUTION and GENETICS. Small chip at the top of the spine. Fritz, E. CALIFORNIA COAST REDWOOD (SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS): AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY TO and INCLUDING 1955. www.wayner.com /booksforsale/list.htm

The macosxhints Forums - TCPA, Pallidum, and the "Fritz chip" where does Mac stand The macosxhints Forums - TCPA, Pallidum, and the "Fritz chip" where does Mac stand - - TCPA, Pallidum, and the "Fritz chip" where does Mac stand (http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=4870) 08-23-2002 05:17 AM TCPA, Pallidum, and the "Fritz chip" where does Mac stand forums.macosxhints.com /printthread.php?t=4870

The 'fritz' chip and 'Trusted Computing" This chip would be just another way for this type of "protection" to fail. Remember the chips they were putting in TV's to control what could be viewed on them? well, that's right up there with this fux chip... forums.hostmysite.com /post-3654.html

The 'fritz' chip and 'Trusted Computing" That doesn't stop the Fritz chip or the phone home software from trying to call out...stuff still wouldn't work even if you were on a private net... I mean it's a cool idea actually - although I don't really think that you'd need a new "network" persay... But Allen - what do you gain by having a private network? forums.hostmysite.com /post-3713.html

Trusted Computing Platform Alliance - Enpsychlopedia TCG's major goal is the development of a Trusted Platform Module (TPM), an additional chip that can be included with computers that permits some trusted computing features. Chipmakers are developing systems that integrate a TPM with a normal chipset. The Register story about Intel's LaGrande chip project (http://theregister.co.uk/content/3/27047.html) www.grohol.com /wiki/Trusted_Computing_Group

Fritz chip - scary! [Archive] - Homeofmusic Community Forums So, potentially, unless Linux is submitted for government approval, it might not work on a PC with the Fritz chip. This could kill free software, since the chip could lock out software not approved by the government. There is a new bill in the US, which is basically going to try and regulate all digital media, including computers, and stop you from making copies of any digital content. www.homeofchat.com /vB/archive/index.php/t-22092

TCPA, Pallidum, and the "Fritz chip" where does Mac stand [Archive] - The macosxhints Forums The macosxhints Forums > General Discussion > The Coat Room > TCPA, Pallidum, and the "Fritz chip" where does Mac stand TCPA, Pallidum, and the "Fritz chip" where does Mac stand [Archive] - The macosxhints Forums View Full Version : TCPA, Pallidum, and the "Fritz chip" where does Mac stand forums.macosxhints.com /archive/index.php/t-4870.html

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