>From SANS.org emailing list
--jack

--New Intel Processors Have Security Built In
(12 April 2004)
Intel's next-generation microprocessors will have a security engine
separate from the area in which the general processing occurs.  The
processors, which are for cellular phones and hand-held computers, will
be able to enforce copy protection and guard against wireless network
intrusions.

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/8413351.htm?template=contentM
odules/printstory.jsp
[Editor's Note (Pescatore): This Trusted Wireless Module can be a good
thing, in that it is OS independent and will support MSFT, Linux,
Symbian and Palm OSs for mobile devices. But it is mostly oriented at
secure boot, crypto support and secure storage on the chip. Saying it
will guard against wireless network intrusions is a reach.]

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