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Mobile

Mobile

The Mobile Phone Work Group will work on the adoption of TCG concepts for mobile devices to enable different business models in market environment of open terminal platform. The work group will enhance TCG as needed to address specific features of mobile devices like their connectivity and limited capability as analyzed through various usage scenarios that may demonstrate added value of mobile devices in TCG.

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Five Great Reasons to Adopt Trusted Computing

Trusted Computing is perhaps one of the most misunderstood (willfully misunderstood, to be frank about it) emergent technologies for computer security.

November 2009 | Podcasts/Webcasts | Add to Briefcase

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MTM Emulator

This web page publishes MTM patches to the TPM-EMU along with some support instructions for developers to get started. Maintenance releases and supporting material are also available.

November 2009 | SDK | Add to Briefcase

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Mobile Reference Architecture v1.0, Revision 5: Normative Requirements Check-list

1. This is an informative document, intended to catalogue the normative requirements of the "TCG Mobile Reference Architecture." Please note that in case of any discrepancies, the Mobile Reference Architecture specification is definitive, and overrides the information contained herein.

June 2009 | Specifications | Add to Briefcase

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TCG Design, Implementation, and Usage Principles (Best Practices)

The TCG Design, Implementation, and Usage Principles document, version 2.0 lays out the principles underlying the design of the TCG specifications.

April 2009 | Specifications | Add to Briefcase

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Mobile Phone Work Group Selected Use Case Analysis Specification, Version 1.0

The TCG mobile phone specifications (Mobile Trusted Module (MTM) specifications) enable trusted computing on mobile platforms. The specifications have been developed with the particular needs and limitations associated with mobile devices in mind. The mobile specification work started with requirements and use case collections.

January 2009 | Specifications | Add to Briefcase