Friday
Blog A quick end of week quiz: What is Microsoft's Palladium initiative? Palladium? It might have been 3, if Palladium still existed, but of course it doesn't. Friday 31/1/2003 An open initiative to develop trustworthy computing, with input from the...
[January 31, 2003, 16:40 in Rupert's Diary by Rupert Goodwins]
SP2 to be forced out
Talkback Oh, before I forget, Longhorn is a stepping stone towards Palladium (now called NGSCB). If you think SP2 will give you problems then wait until that hits the market and everyone gets "motivated" to start using Palladium as well.
About: SP2 to be forced out
[March 6, 2005, 12:06]
Wednesday
Blog The occasion was the interviewing of a Microsoft head honcho about the Palladium security initiative, and I was there as an independent voice. I've perpetrated enough brutish rants about the shortcomings and dangers of Palladium not to want to...
[November 29, 2002, 16:35 in Rupert's Diary by Rupert Goodwins]
Microsoft stakes application future on integration
Talkback All the costumers get is a bad product (vista = DRM/Palladium for example. They try to be on every market. So why don't Microsoft try to be on a few market areas and try a little bit harder to make good software.
About: Microsoft stakes application future on integration
[October 29, 2005, 0:03]
Microsoft moves to integrate Windows with BIOS
Talkback Microsoft with the help of DRM and palladium will take over your computer, tell you what you can have on it, and shut down any open source code out there like LINUX.all with this little trick they are trying to put through.talk about BIG BROTHER!
About: Microsoft moves to integrate Windows with BIOS
[October 10, 2003, 22:38]
Microsoft's Machiavellian manoeuvring
Talkback The first I heard of TC some time ago, once again when it was mainly Palladium, however i first heard it grom the GNUru richard stallman.http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/can-you-trust.html Is well worth a read
About: Microsoft's Machiavellian manoeuvring
[September 1, 2005, 17:49]
Telstra 'played Linux card' to lower Microsoft bills
Talkback They've just got to hang on to that monopoly until their Palladium or NGSOB or whatever they call it these days comes in and actually removes what little choice remains and forces us to use Windows to do anything.
About: Telstra 'played Linux card' to lower Microsoft bills
[August 3, 2004, 12:00]
Microsoft moves to integrate Windows with BIOS
Talkback Palladium integrated in BIOS is really one more spyware and a sort of obligation for us to use M$ products (which are really poor in quality and performance). Palladium must be stopped, nobody from us (and more and more enterprises too) does want...
About: Microsoft moves to integrate Windows with BIOS
[January 16, 2004, 11:14]
Microsoft may be scoring own goal with IE plans
Talkback Which presumably is how they intend to inflict Palladium and their vision of DRM on the Internet in one fell swoop. I suppose that MS figures that since it owns 95% of the browser market, it can use that dominance to force people to upgrade to...
About: Microsoft may be scoring own goal with IE plans
[August 30, 2003, 19:04]
Tuesday
Blog The slightly more sane story is that of the German Ministry of Economics and Labour, which has warned that Microsoft's 'trusted computing' platform, Palladium, may be more expensive than the alternatives.
[December 13, 2002, 16:39 in Rupert's Diary by Rupert Goodwins]
Gates 'driven by vision'
Talkback Just take a look at Vista and remove all garbage from it (DRM/ Palladium). Bill Gates is just a simple thief. Everything that Microsoft have build on have been invented somewhere else or just plain ripped off.
About: Gates 'driven by vision'
[November 1, 2005, 9:39]
Why Microsoft code leak worries me
Talkback Doesn't look good for Palladium, or whatever they want to call it these days - would you trust it? I suppose the idea behind this article is alright, but fundamentally flawed. Any IT professional should know that security through obfuscation is NO...
About: Why Microsoft code leak worries me
[February 24, 2004, 10:17]
Microsoft moves to integrate Windows with BIOS
Talkback It might have something to do with the upcoming version of Windows that uses the “anti-piracy” protocol TCPA and the hardware Palladium. I think it is atrocious that Microsoft wants to continue their attempts to have total control over a Windows...
About: Microsoft moves to integrate Windows with BIOS
[October 11, 2003, 19:02]
Yes - they are - but they need not have been
Talkback The "mess" that is the Intel "TXT" (trusted execution technology) or "LaGrande", along the lines of Microsoft's "Palladium" scheme, is providing a ridiculous patch up to hardware that should not be necessary.
About: Researcher: Operating systems inherently flawed
[September 20, 2007, 6:13 by 1000044325]
Microsoft can't out-cool Apple
Talkback Palladium re-named to the NGSCB (Next Generation Secure Computing Base) does not change it's real reason for existence, the protection of Microsoft's monopoly, as well as it's partners in monopoly plays, the RIAA and MPIA.
About: Microsoft can't out-cool Apple
[October 4, 2004, 15:35]
