The TPM2 Software Stack: Introducing a Major Open Source Release
Image Credit: Military & Aerospace Electronics, June 6, 2018.
A newly completed Trusted Platform Module 2.0 (TPM2) software stack is being introduced, developed to comply with the most recent Trusted Computing Group (TCG) v1.38...
The Convergence of Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence
Cybersecurity threats have been with us since the dawn of the Internet. According to a 2015 article in The Washington Post, Robert Metcalfe, who would later found 3Com, warned the ARPANET Working Group in 1973 that it was far too easy to gain...
CPU Manager, a Beta Feature in Kubernetes for Performance-Sensitive Applications
CPU Manager is a beta feature in Kubernetes, enabling better placement of workloads in the Kubernetes node agent. If your workload faces CPU-intensive challenges, then CPU Manager can provide better performance isolation by allocating...
A Kerberos-Based Big Data Security Solution
Alibaba improved its Cloud E-MapReduce (EMR) and Cloud HBase user identity information management, with lower maintenance costs, by using a new authentication framework developed by Intel. The Hadoop* Authentication Service (HAS) is a pluggable...
Extending Rights for Users to Address Open Source Compliance Issues
Intel is proud to join open source community efforts in committing to extend GNU General Public License (GPL) terms and give users the opportunity to correct license compliance issues. As an active member of the open source...
The Early Days of Simics – An Interview with Bengt Werner
This is close to the 20th birthday of Simics as a commercial product, and in this blog post we take a look back at what happened before Simics went commercial. The product was officially launched in late June 1998. At that point, the code had been...
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