Saturday, February 12, 2011

Article: Intel pushes password-pumping mojo


Intel pushes password-pumping mojo
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/02/12/intel_ipt/


"We've taken the notion of a one-time password that generates a dynamic code every 30 seconds and we've embedded it into the chipset," Gilburg says, "into the [manageability engine] of the 2nd Generation Intel Core and Core vPro. This is brand new technology; Intel is the first to do this."

That manageability engine (ME), by the way, is on the same silicon as the Core processors' compute and graphics cores. And unlike Intel's vPro client-management technology, IPT is common to all three levels of the 2nd Geneneration processors: the Core i3, i5, and i7; vPro skips the i3.(Sent from Flipboard)


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