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To: jakes_dad who wrote (494)9/26/2009 9:23:03 PM
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Does this article say attacks are possible ????
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Posted by: jakes_dad Date: Saturday, September 26, 2009 8:44:22 PM
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Fooling the Trusted Platform Module using a simple reset

security1.win.tue.nl

5 Conclusion

This paper presented the basic information about Trusted Computing which was necessary to
understand the reset attack, which was the only real attack on the Trusted Platform Module
as far as i know. Because Trusted Computing (a new kind of computing) is fairly new,
together with the fact that this Trusted Platform Module isn't widely deployed yet it might
be possible that side-channel attacks for this hardware chip are not yet been developed and
executed.
With the use of Microsoft Vista and Microsoft Bitlocker software it is expected that the use
of the TPM will grow rapidly resulting in more attacks in the (near) future.
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