Journal Article10.1080/01611190802231140
Trusted Computing: Security and Applications
Eimear Gallery,Chris J. Mitchell +1 more
TL;DR: The main objective of this paper is to highlight some of the major security and application issues confronting trusted computing technology, present in a large proportion of new PCs and incorporating a wide range of cryptographic functionality.
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Abstract: The main objective of this paper is to highlight some of the major security and application issues confronting trusted computing technology. This technology—now present in a large proportion of new PCs and incorporating a wide range of cryptographic functionality—has the potential to have a major practical impact, but it has not been widely discussed. This paper is an attempt to encourage greater debate about this technology and its possible implications. Following a brief introduction to the history of trusted computing, we provide a summary of its main features. This leads naturally to a consideration of the issues that may impede its use, including potential problems with its cryptographic components. Possible applications of the technology are then discussed.
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