BTW, an interesting fact has been pointed out by Amit Singh, author
of a book describing Mac OS X internals: The first generation of
x86-based Mac's - or at least some of them - contained a TPM chip
(specifically, the Infineon SKB 9635 TT 1.2. However, Apple
never used the chip - in fact, they di
| Here's a somewhat interesting link to an eweek article that discusses
| Apple's use of encryption to protect some of its OS X binaries:
| http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2050875,00.asp
|
| Of course, encrypting binaries isn't anything new, but it's
| interesting (IMHO) to see how it's being
Here's a somewhat interesting link to an eweek article that discusses
Apple's use of encryption to protect some of its OS X binaries:
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2050875,00.asp
Of course, encrypting binaries isn't anything new, but it's
interesting (IMHO) to see how it's being used
