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Shameless startup promotion here: PrivateCore (www.privatecore.com) is working on protecting against DMA and other memory extraction attacks, like non-volatile

by sweis 14y ago

Shameless startup promotion here: PrivateCore (www.privatecore.com) is working on protecting against DMA and other memory extraction attacks, like non-volatile memory. Check out the attack device we implemented and how we defend against it: http://www.privatecore.com/dma-attack-video.html http://www.privatecore.com/dma-attack-video.html

tjoff 14y ago
Where do you store your encryption key? In registers?
- sweis 14y ago
  Our model is that no hardware is trusted except the CPU and TPM. Plaintext data never leaves the CPU. All of main memory is encrypted, so it's beyond just protecting crypto keys in registers like TRESOR.