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New articles
In the latest Indicare monitor, several articles on policy-related aspects of TC have been published. See here (on TC and DRM), here (on OpenTC), here (on DRM…
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New Best Practices Version
In December 2005, the TCG published an updated version of its Best Practices document. It is available here.…
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TC talk @ Harvard [Update]
On March 7, I gave talk on trusted computing at the Berkman Center at Harvard Law School. An audio recording is available here. It is also available on iTunes.…
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Vivek Haldar's TC Blog
Vivek Haldar has recently started a blog with some interesting postings on P2P and TC, Seth's owner override proposal, and my questions concerning semantic…
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TC article
For those of you who understand German, I have written an article (in German) on legal and policy problems of trusted computing. It is available online here. It…
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The paternalistic paternalism of TC
Seth Schoen has posted a very interesting blog entry about some trends in the trusted computing research community according to which educating users about comp…
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Bruce Schneier on the Best Practices Document
Bruce Schneier has written an interesting and widely-circulated blog entry about TCG's Best Practices document. He is wondering why the document applies to…
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Property-based Sealing
Although much of the policy discussion has focused on the problems created by TCG's remote attestation feature, people like Ross Anderson and, to some exten…
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Fine-grained Attestation [Update 2006-04-19]
Over the last year or so, computer science research on code attestation has increased considerably. I have blogged about current research to overcome the policy…
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The Family of TC Blogs
In the near future, I'll add a category to this page listing all weblogs that deal with trusted computing. In the mean time, here is a list of the weblogs I…
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Virtualizing the TPM
Increasingly, people are working on virtual, software-based implementations of the TPM (just to give one example). In addition, companies are thinking about imp…
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Apple and the TPM
As recent news (Wired and CNet) indicates, Apple is using an Infineon TPM chip in order to bind its forthcoming x86-based version of Mac OS to particular hardwa…