Replies to post #3428 on Wave Systems Corp. (fka WAVXQ)

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WAVX DD...with updated links


GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE TRUSTED COMPUTING SPACE

THE NEW NETWORK

"Services: The Secret Sauce to Sell Identity in the Digital World"
Audio of Steven Sprague's speech at the DigitalIDWorld Conference in Denver, October2002.
http://conference.digitalidworld.com/2002/attendees/audio/20021010-1430A.rm


THE CHALLENGES OF TRUSTED COMPUTING

Understanding Trusted Computing
Audio of Lark Allen's speech at the DigitalIDWorld Conference in Denver, October2002.
http://conference.digitalidworld.com/2002/attendees/audio/20021009-1430C.rm

Accompanying PPT presentation:
http://conference.digitalidworld.com/2002/attendees/slides/20021009-1430C.ppt



THE PC SPACE

Wave Systems Announcement of July 31, 2003

Wave Systems Corp. (NASDAQ: WAVX – http://www.wave.com ) announced an agreement
today with Intel Corporation that will help enable both companies to accelerate
the development and deployment of trusted applications and services for safer
computing on personal computer platforms
http://www.wave.com/news/press_archive/03/030731enterprise.html

Press release of April 8, 2003:
Wave Systems Joins Trusted Computing Group To Accelerate Adoption of Open, Trusted Systems
Wave Systems Corp. (NASDAQ: WAVX – www.wave.com), a leader in delivering trusted
computing applications and services with advanced products, infrastructure and
solutions across multiple trusted platforms, today announced it has been invited
to join the Trusted Computing Group (TCG), a new industry group dedicated to
embedding trust and security more broadly into computing platforms and devices.
The TCG will work to create open standards that can be adopted for use in products
and solutions across the spectrum of computing, including PCs, PDAs, servers and
digital phones, to enable secure and trusted computing that can protect data,
privacy, and individual rights.
http://www.wave.com/news/press_archive/03/030408TCG_Wave.html

Trusted "Wave" Services for TCPA enabled PC's
"..In 1999, Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Intel and Microsoft established the
Trusted Computing Platform Alliance (TCPA)in an effort to define and promote the
goal of trustworthy computing. Today, the Alliance has over 170 member companies,
from various technology sectors, working together to make trusted computing a reality.
Through their efforts, this working group has defined a device known as the Trusted
Platform Module (TPM). The role of a TPM is to offer protected storage, platform
authentication, protected cryptographic processes and attestable state capabilities
to provide the first level of trust, for the computing platform. The foundation of
this trust is the certification by a recognized authority that the platform can be
trusted for an intended purpose. Stated another way, someone whom the challenger
trusts says with conviction that a platform ’s state is exactly what it says it is
and is therefore trustworthy.

Wave has developed a comprehensive suite of services and trust infrastructure
that enable TCPA TPM's. These solutions extend the value of trusted clients
with benefits for enterprise users, IT departments and consumers. The systems
architecture for enabling these security devices uses the EMBASSY Trust System
(ETS). The ETS provides the necessary bridging and enabling technologies to
support the evolution of both TCPA and Microsoft trusted computing efforts..."

Wave System's relationships with hardware companies

Press release of April 10, 2003:
Wave Systems Announces Secure Services Support For IBM ThinkPad Notebooks and NetVista Desktops
The Industry’s First Trust Infrastructure Services for TCG Platforms Using
EMBASSY® Trust Services to be Demonstrated at RSA Conference 2003
http://www.wave.com/news/press_archive/03/030410IBM.html

Infineon [INF] and Wave
Data sheet:
http://www.wave.com/about/datasheets/03-000135_Infineon_TCPA.pdf

National Semiconductor [NSM] and Wave
Data sheet:
http://www.wave.com/about/datasheets/03-000141_National_TCPA.pdf

Press release of March 28, 2003:
Wave Systems and National Semiconductor Approve Licensing Agreement on Hardware
and Software Solution for Trusted Computing Platforms
http://www.wave.com/news/press_archive/03/030327NSM.html


TvTonic from WaveXpress: A new Way to Experience MEDIA ON YOUR PC
Watch what you like, full screen, whenever you want. TVTonic is easy to use and
comes with five FREE entertainment channels.
(http://www.tvtonic.com

Download link:
(http://www.tvtonic.com/download/download.asp?sectionName=DOWNLOAD"

"...Watch what you like, full screen, whenever you want. TVTonic is easy to
use and comes with five FREE entertainment channels. TVTonic delivers exclusive
media files to your computer's hard drive, where you can access them immediately
with only one click of the mouse. Each day, by utilizing your high-speed
connection, new files overwrite old ones. As a result, your local drive is always
being updated with fresh content, your computer maintains optimal performance speed,
and you have immediate, full-screen access to the content you want..."

Examples of TVTonic

Golfspan.com golfing tips utilizing TVTonic
http://www.golfspan.com

Dr. Howard Dean, candidate for the US presidency utilizes TVTonic
http://www.howarddean.tv/


Roll-out of worldwide first Trusted PC's by NEC IT and Wave Systems Corp.
on November 5, 2002
(http://quote.bloomberg.com/fgcgi.cgi?T=marketsquote99_news.ht&s=APcfmRhEvTkVDIENP

Feature Informational Video and specification sheets:
(http://www.wave.com/technology/trustedpc_1.html


"Technology"; Animations from Wave's CD-ROM
(http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=CLB00135&read=84297


"Quartely Conference Call transcripts:
(http://www.unclever.com/wavx
Many thanks to "unclevername"


The private discussion and information board for the serious investor:
(http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/viewclub.cgi?board=CLB00135

"...The WAVX-DD board is for the serious investors of Wave Systems
only. We will offer genuine DD and discussion. All views are welcomed.
Vulgarity and attacks on other posters will not be tolerated. Disingenuous
posters need not apply..."


Research index for an open and programmable security co-processor solution
and a digital content delivery system:
(http://wavxtek.org

"...a new architecture for security and eCommerce is what will allow
the commercial internet to survive and convergence to thrive..."


Wave Systems Corporation official website:
(http://www.wave.com

"...The EMBASSY Trust System is the industry's first comprehensive
trust infrastructure, tools and device components required to create,
deploy, and manage Trusted Client hardware devices which are open, shared
and programmable..."


Trusted Input Devices
Presentation by Wave's EVP Lark Allen at Carnegie Mellon University, March 28, 2002
(http://www.security.scs.cmu.edu/statessecurity/powerpoint/allen.PDF


Strong Authentication Infrastructure Requirement: Trusted Input Devices
Presentation by Wave's EVP Lark Allen at Carnegie Mellon University, March 28,
2002

Powerpoint Presentation
http://yuan.ecom.cmu.edu/trust/cd/Presentations/Wave%20OpenTrust_Allen2.ppt

Video Presentation
http://wean1.ulib.org/video.asp?target=/Lectures/Workshops/Workshop%20on%20States%20Security%20March....

Press article
(http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1106-867333.html
"Every single device has to be secure," said Darko Kirovski, a researcher
studying watermarking and security technologies at Microsoft Research. "If one
device is not secure, then this (digital content protection) doesn't work."

"In order to prevent piracy, you really cannot rely on the current hardware
and software," he said. "You cannot build software which is trusted
if your hardware is not trusted?."


Geoffrey Strongin of AMD and Lark Allen of Wave present about Identity, security and challenges
A presentation made at Carnegie Mellon University in November 2001

Listen, starting at time 50:45
Strongin says: "...The solution exists today. I can point to it. It's the EMBASSY system..."
(http://wean1.ulib.org/video.asp?target=/Lectures/Workshops/Workshop%20on%20Trust%20November%202001/1....


Workshop on the Relationship between Privacy&Security III
Presentation by Wave's EVP Lark Allen at Carnegie Mellon University, May 25, 2002[br]
(Beginning of Lark's presentation about 2/3 down the presentation)
THIS IS A MUST SEE!

Video Presentation
(http://wean1.ulib.org/video.asp?target=/Lectures/Workshops//Workshop%20on%20Privacy%20and%20Security....

Video: Secure shopping with EMBASSY 2100
For ISDN or faster connections...

RealVideo:
(http://www.wave.com/technology/wavelrg.rm

Microsoft Media Player:
(http://www.wave.com/technology/wavelrg.wmv

QuickTime Video:
(http://www.wave.com/technology/wavelrg.mov

WaveExpress official website:
(http://www.wavexpress.com

"...WaveXpress provides secure content distribution for cable operators,
terrestrial broadcasters and satellite providers. WaveXpress technology utilizes
digital television bandwidth to deliver additional rich media products-movies,
music, games, software, catalogs and advertisements-to home storage devices..."

[29tango]

greg_s,

Sorry, you feel this way:

"Both Zeev and I were met with derision and ridicule."

However, maybe you should go back and read your own posts. The two of you came on the board with an arrogant and all knowing attitude. As if none of the long term investors in Wave had any idea what they were doing and you would determine if the investment passes muster for everyone. And you still have that attitude ("You might learn something"). Fact is you've been cut a lot of slack.

Welcome to the WAVX board.

29tango