Mastering TPM: Insider Insights for IT Professionals

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TPM 2.0 Trusted Platform Module Introduction
TPM 2.0 using Windows 11 and Windows 10

TPM enabled on your motherboard will help against "bootkits", "rootkits", "keystroke harvesting", and many more online attacks against your operating system. We take a deep dive into Trusted Platform Module and explore this secure crypto-processor. TPM 2.0 is the lowest version that you want if you plan to set up TPM. We will look at virtual TPM, Intel's PTT, and how ARM is implementing TPM. We will look at TPM's secure storage, random number generator, cryptographic keys, that make up the components of TPM. Google Chromebooks use this technology to make their operating system much safer to use online.

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Thanks for the explanation, solved many doubts in addition to providing a broader view on TPM technology.

eritoncarlos
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thank you Lowell, for providing accurate and helpful Tech explanations and lessons

moshesolo
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Thank you, with Windows 11 requiring TPM 2.0 compatibility I am just now learning about this.

kythrathesuntamer
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I installed one of these into my server to stop exploits. Thank you so much!

galaxie
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Lowell Vanderpool, Your teaching is cool and concept is crystal
thank :)

pranay
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Thank you so much sir for sharing this Valuable knowledge ..Almighty Bless you always

pankajvaish
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Wow ! Amazing video... You are doing a great job.

sandeepkrishna
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Very thorough explanation. Engaging too.

cqzwtus
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Thansk Lowell Vanderpool for the explanation 👍

barkataligulzari
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You could summarize a huge book in a short video that's Sir vanderpool's feature thanks so much

hichamz
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Thanks for the video, not surprised to miss Apple in TCG.

yasirnawaz
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Great detailed video. When I ran the Windows 11 compatibility check, it mentioned TPM. I thought "What is TPM?" Thanks for helping out with that question.

I had to enable this in my BIOS on my Asus Z390 Chipset motherboard. Looks like it was disabled by default.

FreshAirGamer
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Wow, that was technical, , I need an aspirin!

MusicMinisterJP
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AWESOME VIDEO!!just need a pop filter for your microphone

robertJfontaine
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So Apple's T2 chip is basically TPM too right? Thank you for this very informative video Sir.

AnxiouPanda
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Interesting and now one just needs to address concerns like TPM and DRM.

brodriguez
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Can't wait for this to be used for DRM. Say hello to audio files that are locked only to a specific computer and locked to a specific "secure" music playing program. Hell, they may just charge you a renting fee or else they invalidate your files. The future is amazing.

DeadFishFactory
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well lets say your motherboards comes without TPM but CPU from 2018 upwards will have TPM as standard, does that protect all of the hardware within the same system or just CPU?

robertasviskupaitis
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My motherboard is an Asus Z97-Deluxe, it has a connector for the TPM-L R2.0 (20-1) module, but it is 20-pin, but this module no longer exists or I can't get it, there will be some way to adapt a 14-pin TPM-M R2.0 (14-1) module?

juancarlosmaganarodriguez
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How would this effect me trying to replace windows with Ubuntu? Last time I tried to live boot something other than windows, it freaked out and locked my hard drive. Luckily I had the bitlocker key and was able to get it open again. If I were to attemt to install Ubuntu and completely erase Windows, would the tpm freak out and turn my laptop into a paper weight?

rayzor