Intel's embedded anti-malware could help business and consumer

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But What Protects the Anti-Malware Chip?

Having a separate backdoor to allow fixes is great...until someone malicious figures out how to get in the backdoor and wipe out the machine. Curious if this approach uses the TCG compliant hardware authentication chipsets which can be managed within a corporate network with various products - however, that won't work for consumers unless their ISP's can provide such services as part of their offerings.

Posted by: gsamchuck   Posted on: 05/10/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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