Results tagged “security”
P-MAPS: An on-demand hardware-rooted system for protecting critical applications
posted by Ravi Sahita on April 20, 2009 at Research@Intel
Since our last virtual discussion (June 2008), malware attacks continue to rise, and more so, attacks have continued to become stealthy and targeted. We have completed a key milestone for our software protection research last month; we created a research...
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tagged: encryption, malware, research, RSA, security
New Intel instructions + algorithms = https://everywhere
posted by Michael Kounavis on April 20, 2009 at Research@Intel
At Fall IDF 2008, Intel presented solutions toward realizing a vision that can accelerate secure Internet transactions by orders of magnitude. Our vision was of a world where the internet is entirely secure and attackers have no place to hide....
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tagged: encryption, nehalem, RSA, security
https://everywhere! Encrypting the Internet
posted by Guest Blogger on October 06, 2008 at Research@Intel
Imagine a world where the Internet is entirely secure and attackers have no place to hide. A major step toward realizing this vision of world-wide security is making sure that all the traffic exchanged between servers and clients is encrypted....
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tagged: core, encryption, hyper-threading, nehalem, public key exchange, research, RSA, security
Preventing Identity fraud with Secure Digital Wallets by Prashant Dewan
posted by Guest Blogger on June 16, 2008 at Research@Intel
Intel’s Secure Digital Wallet (SDW) research enables the users to manage their credentials for various banks, e-commerce websites, e-mail servers on Intel laptops, desktops and MIDs so that their susceptibility to identity fraud is minimized. Identity fraud is one of...
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tagged: identity fraud, Intel, research, security, virtualization
Applications can be protected against runtime attacks! by Ravi Sahita
posted by Guest Blogger on June 13, 2008 at Research@Intel
We have seen regular reports from security vendors of malware becoming increasingly stealthier and polymorphic. Most countermeasures have focused in the area of reactive approaches such as anti-virus scanning, which doesn’t help much here. Intrusion prevention systems help, but are...
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tagged: Intel Research, Intel TXT, malware, runtime protection, security, virtualization
You’re Not Paranoid; They Really Are Watching You!
posted by Roy Want on October 17, 2007 at Research@Intel
Security and privacy are hot topics to consider when designing pervasive computing systems. Hot is the operative word, because if you compromise security or privacy, you’ll likely upset a lot of people, and a heated discussion will ensue. I doubt...
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tagged: context awareness, IEEE, privacy, research, security, telephony
Research Reflections on IDF - Day 2
posted by Brian McCarthy on September 19, 2007 at Research@Intel
Here at IDF - Day 2, the technology showcase is going full steam. With lunch being served in the showcase area it is a certain draw for the attendees - kind of like a massive lunch and learn. In the...
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tagged: energy efficient, IDF, mac coordination, mash maker, mashups, research, rootkit, security, spectrum sensing, wisp
Hello, Intel Labs...Yea, we do that
posted by Brian McCarthy on June 26, 2007 at Research@Intel
Last Wednesday, June 20th, we held our 5th annual Research @ Intel day . This is a day where we open our doors to the press and analyst communities and share with them the research that is being conducted in...
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tagged: energy efficient, mobility, research, Research@Intel, security, terascale
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