Big 3 Roll Out 'Trusted Mobile Platform'

Posted by timothy on Wednesday October 27, 2004 @09:33AM from the weeble-wobble dept.

An anonymous reader writes "In an effort to enhance the security of 'advanced' e-commerce services in mobile devices and guard against viruses and other software attacks, NTT DoCoMo, Intel, and IBM have jointly released a security specification known as the 'Trusted Mobile Platform.' The spec is said to define a set of hardware and software components that can be built into devices to provide varying degrees of security. Implementation of the platform is said to consist of applying well-established, strong security techniques to hardware and software architectures, resulting in a trusted execution environment that protects the device at boot time and during device operation. The hspec is available ere."

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Discombobulation by mintrepublic · 2004-10-27 09:50 · Score: 2, Funny

This is how you know someone is from Detroit: Ask them who the Big Three are and see if they say Ford, GM, and Chrysler. Honestly, I was very confused when I saw the headline. /Michigander