Does Trusted Computing Remedy Computer Security Problems?

Authors:
Rolf Oppliger;Ruedi Rytz
Affiliations:
Swiss Federal Strategy Unit for Information Technology;Swiss Federal Strategy Unit for Information Technology
Venue:
IEEE Security and Privacy
Year:
2005

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Abstract

The authors examine whether trusted computing is likely to remedy the relevant security problems in PCs. They argue that although trusted computing has some merits, it neither provides a complete remedy nor is it likely to prevail in the PC mass market.