Quello che segue in coda è un elenco conosciuto ed
accertato dei fabbricanti che aderiscono alla specifica
TPM, (Trusted Platform Module).
Tutti i loro prodotti, dal computer al monitor al telefonino, montano il
famigerato chip
TPM
o Fritz che dir si voglia.
This is a list of known Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
manufacturers and implementations.
The Trusted Platform Modules are based on
specifications produced by the
Trusted Computing Group.
March 26, 2006:
The purpose of creating this table two years ago was
to keep track of the nascent paradign shift in trusted computing. IBM (now
Lenovo) led the way with their laptops, and early entrants to this list
were view (by me at least) and leaders in security at the edge.
Today, every meaningful vendor has Trusted Platforms
in their roadmap and Microsoft has an OS that requires TPM version 1.2
ready for enterprise users before the end of this year. There are no
more real surprises -- the paradigm has shifted.
Going forward, I will only update this table to
correct broken links. Adding new platforms is, for the most part,
meaningless. It would be easier (and shorter) to maintain a list of
vendors/platforms without TPM (and some of my correspondents --
of the EFF, anti-DRM ilk -- would probably prefer that).
Again, many thanks for the emails and private
messages supplying the vast percentage of material found on this page.
Over 16 mllion IBM trusted
clients have been shipped as of June 25, 2004 (per Thorsten
Stremlau, EMEA security consultant for IBM, as reported at TCG
Business Community Day in Frankfurt)
Gateway has not officially
announced that their machines include Trusted Platform Modules.
However,
this article ("Gateway Goes for Business Gold", with the
following 'The E-Series desktops will incorporate a security
chip for encrypting files, Elsasser hinted'), combined with
the information on the
support page indicates that at the E-6500D comes with the
Broadcom integrated TPM.
Available in Japan in January
and March (depending on screen size, I think) and, according to
this quaint
translation, Also security corresponding power is high e.g., with the LX
and the L10 it loads the second HDD with option, it keeps the
cipher key especially, and the TPM tip/chip which are prepared
for the restoration of the data making use of RAID function
frees the cipher key from the CPU and the HDD and retains.
"When used in conjunction
with Wave Systems' EMBASSY® Trust Suite, HP's Tools Embedded
Security solution enables more secure and seamless file storage
and business transactions. The combined solution from Wave
Systems and HP provides customers with stronger PC security that
is easy to administer and use, by IT staff and end-users alike."
This, according to
HP
Over 16 mllion IBM trusted
clients have been shipped as of June 25, 2004 (per Thorsten
Stremlau, EMEA security consultant for IBM, as reported at TCG
Business Community Day in Frankfurt)
TPM v1.1 available in select
models (Latitude D410, D610 and D810) in January, V1.2 available
in mid-2005. Information available in Dell security
whitepaper. (pdf file -- right click and 'save as')
"The TPM 1.1b security hardware device comes standard on the
following Latitude(TM) notebook systems: Latitude D410, D610,
D810 and Dell Precision Mobile Workstations M20, M70."
Gateway has not officially
announced that their machines include Trusted Platform Modules.
However,
this article ("Gateway Goes for Business Gold", with the
following 'The E-Series desktops will incorporate a security
chip for encrypting files, Elsasser hinted'), combined with
the information on the
support page for M250 machines indicates that at the very
least the M250E comes with the Broadcom integrated TPM.
Link is to translation from
Japanese of a Mitsubishi spec sheet.
In the apricot series the security tip/chip TPM (the Trusted
Platform Module) v1.1b conformity was loaded for the first time.
So far, as for the key which is used with code it was general to
be kept in the hard disk and the like, but by the fact that it
houses in this tip/chip moving the hard disk in another personal
computer, it becomes impossible to read contents.
200 "Kessler" Showcase
Platforms, including the "2004 Recommended Corporate Stable
Platform", containing TPM 1.2
"To support the advancement of technology adoption and to
promote work/lifestyle improvements in personal computing, Intel
has collaborated with its Innovation Alliance members on the
development of six "Kessler Showcase Platforms". These platforms
are great examples of how the industry is implementing Intel's
Platform Vision in its products and are available to OEMs
through our Innovation Alliance members."
This is stated due to the TCG specification requiring that all TPM be
delivered "unactivated" to the final customer. Only the final customer
can activate and "take ownership" of the TPM.
Not strictly a TPM application.
Seagate has developed a secure HD that ties to the onboard TPM (regardless
of vendor). Pictures from a trade show demonstrating this
capability
here
"The AT97SC3201 is a fully
integrated security module designed to be integrated into
personal computers and other embedded systems. It implements
version 1.1b of the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance (TCPA)
specification for Trusted Platform Modules (TPM). This
specification has been adopted by the Trusted Computing Group
(TCG)."
Over 16 mllion IBM trusted clients have been shipped with Atmel
TPM as of June 25, 2004 (per Thorsten Stremlau, EMEA security
consultant for IBM, as reported at TCG Business Community Day in
Frankfurt)
The AT97SC3202 Trusted
Platform Module (TPM) is a fully integrated security module
designed to be integrated into personal computers and other
embedded systems. It implements version 1.2 of the Trusted
Computing Group (TCG) specification for Trusted PlatformModules
(TPM)
The AT97SC3201S Trusted
Platform Module (TPM) is a single-chip hardware security
subsystem designed specifically for embedded systems, such as
voting machines, gaming systems, PDAs, set top boxes, POS
terminals, ATMs, portable mass storage devices, and industrial
controls.
"Infineon's TPM solution
includes a security IC and software that provides computing
platforms with a safer subsystem. This solution builds trust
into every computing transaction."
Intel's D865GRH, D915GUX, D915GEV and D925XCV motherboards ship
with the Infineon TPM. See the
motherboard section for more information.
On March 14th,
National Semiconductor
announced the sale of it's PC Super I/O business to
Winbond,
a Taiwanese company. This includes all of the NatSemi TPM
business. Future TPM announcements in this space (for
example, TPM v1.2 products) formerly from National
Semiconductor will be from Winbond, however, existing
products will retain the National Semiconductor name in this
table.
ST
announced volume availability on September 7, 2004
Wave Systems
announces on 7 Sept, 2004 that ST has licensed secure
software from Wave for use in ST's Trusted Computing Group (TCG)
1.2 Solution for trusted personal computers
Transmeta announced the first
silicon shipment of TM5800 'Crusoe' processors with embedded TPM
functionality on
January 14, 2003. Crusoe (TM5800) processors are used in
tablet PC's and thin client machines.
"The CTSS provides a set of
software components that allow applications running under
various operating systems to take advantage of the platform's
1.1b compliant TPM in a coordinated, consistent, and portable
manner." This from Press release, although the CTSS has been
licensed to ST, who has released the first V1.2 compatible TPM.
Intended only for IBM machines
with Security Chip installed. Currently (September 13, 2004) the
security chip installed is the Atmel AT97SC3201 (see
TPM
Manufacturers section)
IBM's TCG TSS Stack supplied
by Atmel under license
"Atmel provides the necessary
driver software for integration into certain operating systems,
along with BIOS drivers. A TCG Software Stack (TSS), also
supplied by Atmel and available under license, provides
communication support to any application using MSCAPI or PKCS
#11 Cryptographic APIs.
It is understood that this software is Atmel TPM specific and
provided by IBM
Supported TPM Platforms: IBM
ThinkPad notebooks, IBM NetVista desktops, HP d530 desktops HP
nc4010, nc6000, nc8000, and nw8000 notebooks, Intel D865GRH,
D915GEV, and D915GUX desktop motherboards, Fujitsu Lifebook S
series notebooks. Software includes Document Manager, Private
Information Manager and Smart Signature.
Key Transfer Manager (KTM) is
a key archive system for end-users and enterprises to securely
archive, restore and transfer keys having migratable properties
that are secured by the TPM. Compatible with all TPM brands
currently offered.
KTM Enterprise Server AD is a
server software product for secure backup and restoration of
protected keys from one TPM-enabled system to another according
to security policies defined on the server. Compatible with all
TPM brands currently offered.
Wave's EMBASSY Security Center
is an application for managing Trusted Platform security
settings including TPM owner management, user management, and
key management. Features include: Centralized TPM Management,
Strong Authentication, Robust Password Management, TPM Key
Archive Management. Compatible with all TPM brands currently
offered.
"...a compilation of tools
designed to assist application developers to write new
applications, or modifying existing ones, to function on
TCG-compliant personal computers having Trusted Platform Module
(TPM) security chips"
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