IBM / T. C. Group / Brian Richardson Intel Corporation / Phoenix Technologies / Intel Corporation / Broadcom / Las Vegas NV / Ph.D. Phoenix Technologies Ltd. / UEFI Secure Boot / Houston Law Review / Microsoft / Trusted Computing Group / Apple / /
Country
Luxembourg / / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
National Institute of Standards and Technology / National Institute / /
IndustryTerm
laptop systems / software vendors / system firmware technology / technology industry / overall security solution / disk encryption systems / important cross-functional solution / server systems / legacy operating systems / system bootloader software / computer software developers / external server / software/hardware tools / server-class systems / technology / anti-malware software / mobile devices / security tools / computer manufacturers / typical personal computer systems / /
OperatingSystem
Mac OS X / Linux / Integrity / Microsoft Windows / /
Organization
National Institute for Science and Technology / United States Government / National Institute of Standards and Technology / UEFI Forum / Certificate Authority / Department of Commerce / Center for Strategic and International Studies / /
Person
Andrew Furtak / Oleksandr Bazhaniuk / Richard Wilkins / Yuriy Bulygin / /
Position
maid / Private / /
Product
Secure Boot / Specification Version 2.2 / Specification 2.2 / in / /
ProvinceOrState
California / /
PublishedMedium
the Intel Technology Journal / /
Technology
Linux system / Linux / Virtual Machine technology / private key / operating system / 64-bit processor / operating systems / TPM chip / Mobile Devices / encryption / system firmware technology / Itanium™ processor / public key / platform technologies / DOM / antivirus software / digital signature / /
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