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hi dig,

that's the question i am wondering about. but let's not forget trustlet distribution.

as awk keeps reminding everyone, the finread work pops back into the mix via arm.

if an active trustzone finds its way into the marketplace somehow, i am not sure the mnos can stop it being used for transactional purposes. their defense relies on exclusion of these kinds of capabilities from handsets available in the market. if enterprise breaks the dam, anything might happen.

i think enterprise authentication is a trojan horse.


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Re: optimism
By: DigSpace
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Fri, 13 Apr 12 9:18 PM
Msg. 07346 of 54959

On the phones my working model is Wave nets a per device royalty for providing a identity/integrity layer, the mnos pay pseudo-rental for space in a time/active-device formula (again really just a royalty, not necessarily going to Wave but perhaps a Wave consortium of chip/TL/handset/Wave), and the mnos and VISA net the per transaction component. Alternatively one has two platforms, TZ serving enterprise and gov security requirements sans consumer payment and consumer payment consumated in a separate SIM-dependent mno/Visa solution. I'm inclined towards the latter. Wave loses anything resembling transactional fees and net only integrity/identity/management for enterpriwse and gov on the parallel TZ. I'd have to go back to the old schematic cartoons to see if this meshes with the perceived architecture going forward or not, but I can't for the life of me see Wave getting into the transactional space.


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