Awk--You write: "I've been wondering myself why TrustZone, and Wave's involvement, is not more being acknowledged on this board. After all, the mobile space will determine - or has already determined - the trust infrastructure for the next generation web..."
I think the board would better understand the significance of TrustZone if you framed the discussion in terms of the possible repercussions to WAVE's principal mission if the Embassy OS/Firmware is not utilized by TrustZone.
...when I talked about ARM and TIs early work that led to this development I was excoriated (not by you) by a select number of posters in the RB forum. As a result I stopped talking about it. I have always believed that ARM's endeavor in a zone of trust was going to happen. Lark gave us the blueprint many years ago.
I have not talked about it recently because it has already happened. Now it is a matter of Wave positioning and executing (only in my opinion of course).
Your discussion points regarding ARM are salient. I'm curious about the latest virus that is now moving amongst mobiles - it's called "metal" something or another.
The mobile space seems to be poised to embrace services and security. Now with the MOT/Apple phone coming that will distribute services, I wonder about their idea for protection? Of course many will ignore this development until the kid sitting across the table is listening to his music over his headphones plugged into his phone - or will those headphones be high fidelity wireless BlueTooth headphones?
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