Memory encryption makes cold-boot attacks unfeasible. I doubt someone could decap a processor fast enough in order to mount a cold-boot attack on the keying ma

Memory encryption makes cold-boot attacks unfeasible. I doubt someone could decap a processor fast enough in order to mount a cold-boot attack on the keying material stored inside of it. I see this as a natural step in the evolution of Trusted Computing, so Intel's interest in such technology doesn't surprise me.