Archive by category 'Trusted Computing'
 
Video Lectures Available
May 18th, 2009 By recluze

Video Lectures related to the project Dynamic Behavioral Attestation for Mobile Platforms are now available. You can see the (constantly updated) list of uploaded video lectures here.

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SELinux on FreeRunner
April 27th, 2009 By shazkhan

We have successfully built NSA SELinux for OpenMoko FreeRunner with support for policy 19-23 using kernel-2.6.24. Most of it was cross compilation and understanding of the kernel and userspace infrastructure of SELinux. The policy is now being developed further to suite our solutions in permissive mode....

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Trust 2009 Paper
January 8th, 2009 By recluze

The contribution by SERG has been accepted for the technical strand of the International Conference on Technical and Socio-economic Aspects of Trusted Computing (Trust 2009). So, SERG will probably be represented by one of its members at the conference. More on this later after the registration process...

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[These are comments to the paper titled, "From Trusted to Secure: Building and Executing Applications That Enforce System Security" available at USENIX ATC'07.] The paper deals with the issue of differences between security enforcement on the operating system level and within applications. It describes...

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ARM Ltd. has teamed with Trusted Logic to develop secure software for mobile handsets and set-top boxes that will combine the microprocessor core maker’s TrustZone technology with optimized security software from Trusted Logic….. Embedded.com – ARM links with Trusted Logic for secure...

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Needs of network for MAC
August 25th, 2007 By shazkhan

After the comparison of trendy MAC enhancements, I have been figuring out the general needs of a network for MAC. We have three places where MAC can and is enforced: In Application: Where flow control of application is controled by labeling the data of the application. Current research is limited to...

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coondoggie writes us with a link to the Network World site, as he tends to do. Today he offers an article discussing the cancellation of a presentation which would have undermined chip-based security on PCs. Scheduled during the Black Hat USA 2007 event, the event’s briefing promised to break...

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IMA as a standalone service
July 22nd, 2007 By shazkhan

The following paras are from the linux mailing list which is a mail sent by ibm ima team. They are working out this userspace ima thingy. I am still not satisfied. Mr. TAT can you plz verify it? I can email u the patches and the related mails as well.  This is a request for comments for a subset...

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TPM Manager for Linux released!
July 6th, 2007 By clickforamin

Ruhr-University Bochum and Sirrix AG have developed an open source application providing an easy to use graphical user interface to manage and configure a Trusted Platform Module (TPM). The TPM Manager can be used on PC systems equipped with a TPM that is supported by the Linux kernel. Users of such...

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Slim, EVM and TPM (3.2.0)
June 2nd, 2007 By shazkhan

Follow this link  for a simple idea. Further it has a link to ibm research page. This link metions an old study but this page will be updated. Let me know what you ppl think of it. It is a more updated approach than IMA. And it is a loadable userspace module! Mr. MMA will like it. Sir Mr. MMA I am waiting...

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