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~ The next generation of Intel microprocessors -- the PXA27x line designed for cell phones and handheld computers -- will include hardware-based security features aimed at preventing hackers from invading wireless networks and intercepting wireless data transmissions. "Carriers want to be able to identify the handset on the network. They want to make sure nobody is doing anything malicious with that handset," says Intel wireless marketing manager Dave Rogers. The same technology can also be used to enforce digital rights management systems enforcing copyrights related to a CD or DVD. A purchased song, for instance, would not play unless it's been authorized and is running on secure hardware. Intel is working with major handset and handheld device operating system vendors, including Microsoft, Symbian and PalmSource, to ensure their software will work with the new chips. (AP 12 Apr 2004)
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