Trusted Platform Module (TPM): Explained

We have updated these older video series check out the new videos each new video has video notes and slides for download: TPM 2.0 Trusted Platform Module Introduction https://youtu.be/E7_0ttXxC2I TPM 2.0 using Windows 11 and Windows 10 https://youtu.be/W16Xm1QWZIY 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. If you would like to support the channel, Join our channel membership, it’s $2.99/month (less than a Starbucks