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> I still think none of this crap really belongs on the client; it is however an awesome fit on the server, which is an area people haven't really explored enou
by shykes 14y ago
> I still think none of this crap really belongs on the client; it is however an awesome fit on the server, which is an area people haven't really explored enough.
Agreed. I remember reading an IBM research paper about combining TPM and virtualization on the server, and getting excited about the possibilities. I wonder what happened to that project.
EDIT: found it! http://domino.watson.ibm.com/library/cyberdig.nsf/papers/4427173615992B74852570BC005E7117/$File/rc23778.pdf http://domino.watson.ibm.com/library/cyberdig.nsf/papers/442...
- rdl 14y agoVMware has some TPM features built in (although basically limited to remote-attest that it's a legitimate VMware ESX server). Intel also had some demo stuff, but the problem is Intel's security software group was kind of a revolving door spinning at a 3-6 month rotational speed.