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4 February, 2010
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Black Hat Conference Report About TPMs
Earlier this week, an engineer presented findings at the Black Hat Conference purportedly showing how a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) could be physically compromised to access unencrypted data inside. This work would be exceedingly difficult to replicate in a real-world environment.
Authentication, Data Protection, News & Events
Read Post27 January, 2010
PAC-NAC Convergence: Another Video Game or Security?
We might all recall fondly the Pacman games of our youth. But today, PAC also means something else: physical access control. And physical access control, used in buildings and facilities worldwide to keep track of who is coming and going, is converging with network access control.
Authentication, Data Protection, Network Security, News & Events
Read Post21 January, 2010
Fun at RSA: Security Playground Comes to San Francisco
All of us in computer security look forward to the annual RSA Conference. This year, it is March 1-5 at Moscone Center, San Francisco.
Authentication, Data Protection, Network Security, News & Events
Read Post12 January, 2010
The Year of Trusted Computing?
Happy New Year to our colleagues in computing and IT security!
Authentication, Data Protection, News & Events
Read Post4 January, 2010
Chinese Papers Report Real Applications Based on Trusted Computing Concept
Everyone agrees that the values of TCG have to be established in real applications. In a Chinese magazine, two papers appeared recently.
Authentication, News & Events
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