AMD, 소비자용 Ryzen CPU에서 메모리 암호화 조용히 제거

AMD's quiet removal of TSME (Transparent Secure Memory Encryption) from consumer Ryzen CPUs represents a significant security regression that wasn't publicly communicated. This change forces users who need memory encryption protection to upgrade to more expensive Pro or EPYC processors, effectively creating a pay-wall for a previously available security feature. The lack of transparency raises broader concerns about feature stability and manufacturer accountability in consumer hardware security.