Jtech a little DD - I don't believe it was ever mentioned by Management that "Keystroke Encryption will come or comes as part of the Intel firmware." Not even in Kay's Video.
True this is a good possiblity.
SFOR has a Client one of the largest silicone chip manufacturers in the mobile space using it.
IMO that would be for ProductID to protect their network.
Yes that could lead to being in H/W on the chip, but knowing like that Known at this time. They also have Clients in Fortune 10, FOURTUNE 50 and Fortune 100 Banks using it. They can't mention the names.
Because the Product they are selling is Cyber Security, under Contracts under contract they cant mention names.
Anyone in the Security Profession would tell you Dont tell people what you are using. It's like saying here what we use, Double Dare. You to pick the Lock.
Just as Putting a manufactures Sign in your yard of the home Security Company is not such a great Idea. True it may make thieves move on to the House next door. But anyone who has taken time study ADT's System perhaps from knowledge gained by a friend who has worked for ADT, etc. Know how to pick the lock and gain access when your not home. Hey FaceBook and the World, we're going to Disney World Next Week..
My first job at Cape Canaveral (to get my feet inside the Gate, was with A Company Installing the Electronic Security System, hired to work on their DEC/VAX MainFrame Computers. The Security System Spans 15 MMiles from some of the Launch Pads and Some Building Facilities to Pass & ID. System and Computers have been upgraded since then, since I mentioned DEC/VAX.
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