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Trusted Platform Module / Trusted Computing Group / Disk encryption / Unified Extensible Firmware Interface / Two-factor authentication / X.509 / Trusted Execution Technology / BitLocker Drive Encryption / Computer security / Cryptography / Trusted computing
Date: 2014-12-16 20:21:45
Trusted Platform Module
Trusted Computing Group
Disk encryption
Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
Two-factor authentication
X.509
Trusted Execution Technology
BitLocker Drive Encryption
Computer security
Cryptography
Trusted computing

TRUSTED TAMPERPROOF TIME ON MOBILE DEVICES Trusted Tamperproof Time on Mobile Devices Using TPM 2.0 Services with Remote Attestation August 2, 2013

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