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LaGrande, TCPA, and Palladium

Posted by michael on from the ties-that-bind dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Intel's Paul Otellini gave a talk to developers where Intel's project called "LaGrande" was mentioned. This project is aimed to create a "safer computer environment", that would consist of an advanced TCPA implementation. Some of the features it has deal with physically "protected execution, protected memory, and protected storage". When talking on LaGrande, Otellini said "it's a core technology that things like the Microsoft Palladium initiative can take advantage of to build much more stable platforms.""

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  1. Re:The sad thing is.... by Alsee · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    The only encryption mathematically proven to be uncrackable is the One-Time-Pad.

    Other kinds of encryption have only been "proven strong" in that many people have tried to crack them and no one has suceeded YET.

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