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08/04/2010: Forrester Blog Qubes Os: The Bento Security Model In Action
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07/04/2010: The H (Heise) Security through virtualisation
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07/04/2010: geek.com Open source, security-focused Qubes OS hits alpha
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07/04/2010: NetworkWorld Open source Qubes OS alpha available
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07/04/2010: TG Daily Qubes OS - virtualizing away software threats
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07/04/2010: ThreatPost (Kaspersky) Researcher Releases 'Qubes' Hardened OS
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07/04/2010: Slashdot Researcher Releases Hardened OS "Qubes"; Xen Hits 4.0
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23/12/2009: eSecurity Planet Intel Patches Trusted Execution
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22/12/2009: Help Net Security, Intel patches flaws in its Trusted Execution Technology
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22/12/2009: The Register, Intel patches critical security bug in vPro software (slashdot)
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28/10/2009: LWN, "Evil Maid" attack against disk encryption
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27/10/2009: TehRepublic, Evil Maid: Road warriors beware
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23/10/2009: Schneier on Security, "Evil Maid" Attacks on Encrypted Hard Drives (slashdot)
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19/10/2009: ZDNet, 'Evil Maid' USB stick attack keylogs TrueCrypt passphrasess
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19/10/2009: PGP Blog, Evil Maid Attack
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30/07/2009: The Register, Intel warns over bare-metal BIOS bug
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29/07/2009: ZDNet, Intel motherboards suffer Bios flaws
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16/07/2009: Tom’s Hardware, Going Three Levels Beyond Kernel Rootkits (slashdot)
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24/03/2009: Heise, Attacks on Intel's System Management Mode
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20/03/2009: eWeek, Intel Chip Vulnerability Could Lead to Stealthy Rootkits
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20/03/2009: SC Magazine, Intel CPU exploit threatens PCs worldwide
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19/03/2009: Slashdot, Intel CPU Privilege Escalation Exploit (slashdot)
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19/03/2009: Internet News, Researchers Warn on Security Flaw in x86 Chips
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19/03/2009: The Register, Intel chip flaw gets double exposure
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18/02/2009: ComputerWorld, Researchers detail Intel TXT hacks at Black Hat
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08/01/2009: Heise, Intel’s Trusted Execution Technology hacked in the alpha stage
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07/01/2009: Government Computer News, Researchers to compromise vPro
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07/01/2009: Ars Technica, Root inside: researchers claim crack for Intel's vPro
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07/01/2009: The Register, Researchers poke holes in Intel's anti-tampering tech
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07/01/2009: The Tech Herald, Researchers circumvent security on Intel’s vPro
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06/01/2009: SecurityFocus, Researchers claim flaws in Intel's trusted platform
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05/01/2009: ComputerWorld, Researchers hack into Intel's vPro (slashdot)
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27/08/2008: ZDNet, Intel ships BIOS fix for Rutkowska's Black Hat flaw
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27/08/2008: PC Magazine, Intel Patches BIOS Security Bug
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14/08/2008: Xen.org blog, Xen security research results presented
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13/08/2008: Heise, Xen virtualisation swallows a Blue Pill
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01/08/2008: Government Computer News, Virtualization showdown at Black Hat
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28/07/2008: Government Computer News, Securing the virtual world
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08/07/2008: Information Week, Hacking The Hypervisor
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08/07/2008: Virtualization.com, Invisible Things Lab: Hypervisors Mucho Hackable
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09/04/2008: Forbes, Virtualization's Dark Side
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04/04/2008: Computer Security Institute, Virtualization and Security: The Full Story
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03/03/2008: Reuters, RSA Conference 2008 Adds "Research Revealed" Track
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25/10/2007: Dark Reading, Phoenix Partners With Rutkowska in Securing Hypervisor
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17/09/2007: The Register, Build malware protection into operating systems
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21/08/2007: ZDNet, Can Microsoft ever stop kernel tampering in Vista?
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09/08/2007: ZDNet, ATI driver flaw exposes Vista kernel to attackers
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04/08/2007: eWeek, Rutkowska Gets Last Laugh in Rootkit Cat-and-Mouse Game
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03/08/2007: Computer World, An antidote for the Blue Pill?
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02/08/2007: Dark Reading, Blue Pill Gets a Refill
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03/08/2007: The Inquirer, Graphics drivers are malware compliant
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15/05/2007: ZDNet, Rutkowska launches Invisible Things Labs startup
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15/05/2007: Dark Reading, Invisible Things Comes to Light
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30/04/2007: Computer World, Researcher to demonstrate Vista attacks
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26/04/2007: Dark Reading, Rutkowska Launches Own Startup