Is OpenBSD a good anti-tempest OS?
Daniel Staal
DStaal at usa.net
Sat Jul 26 17:08:32 PDT 2008
--As of July 26, 2008 7:52:34 AM -0600, macintoshzoom is alleged to have
said:
> Because HD over HDMI requires over-the-cable encryption (using secret
> keys in the graphics and monitor hardware), HDMI is not vulnerable to
> this attack.<<<<
>
> What it is HDMI, is it supported y OpenBSD?
--As for the rest, it is mine.
HDMI is a monitor/video interface standard, and I assume some video cards
that support it are probably supported by OpenBSD. (I'd have to know a
specific card to check the list[1].) I doubt the system (and, by
extension, OpenBSD) usually knows or cares what cable format you use to
connect your monitor to your computer, and that's basically what HDMI is.
Daniel T. Staal
[1] <http://www.openbsd.org/i386.html> for the i386 platform, similar pages
for other platforms.
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