So- there is this Windows virtualiser with nsa-codeword sounding warbird as name. But why is is used to obfuscate the xpsprint driver and the speech recogniser dll? My spider sense tells me soon the world will know
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Warbird is Microsoft's name for their obfuscation technology, used in PatchGuard and also DRM related things. Probably xpsprint and speech recognition have DRM capabilities.
@aionescu has talked/written about it in the past
I know all that- the question is what DRM is there when I print or windows recognisises the spoken words from the microphone?
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or in winipsecproc.dll - they are surprising files to see obfuscation applied in and I look forward to see what needs to be obfuscated there
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Without knowing anything, a wild guess would be the machine learning/artificial intelligence model if it was stored locally on the machine.
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imho its to recognize and block reproduction of CopyRighted Materials, lets say ebooks, documents, audiofiles, music etc. if the microphone is used to record CR audio and a DRM signature is recognized in the sound recorded, it wont let you do it.
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