[2.0 + 3G] Clearing things up

**ChronicProductions** · 07-08-2008 04:34 PM

Could you guys please link me to what you are talking about? I am confused...

**RiqTosh** · 07-08-2008 05:14 PM

Originally Posted by ChronicProductions

Could you guys please link me to what you are talking about? I am confused...

I believe he means this:

"The integrity of the system is protected from tampering and counterfeiting through a sophisticated encryption technology that prevents software emulators (such as driver) to initiate a secure transaction with a program, a hardware device or a remote system. This will be achieved by a pair of RSA keys to 2048 bits that uniquely identifies each TPM.

This key pair, known Endorsement Key ( "Key approval"), is different for each chip and is generated in the production of the chip. In some cases, but not always, is revocable (and therefore changeable) only with a password provided by the manufacturer.

The TPM is designed in such a way that there are no features to extract directly that key, and the same hardware device (as specified) recognize that he has been tampered with. Upon the establishment of a secure transaction, the TPM involved must sign a random number to verify their identity and their adherence to the TCG specifications. This may, for example, prevent counterfeiting dell'IMEI a phone stolen.

The credentials of Approval, Compliance and Platform can generate, at the request of the owner, a Attestation Identity Key (AIK, "key certificate of identity") unique to be a Certification Authority This feature will extend until the creation of a true and its public key infrastructure (PKI) hardware and identification of each unique device meets the specifications TCG. "

http://translate.google.it/translate...hl=it&ie=UTF-8

I have no idea what it all means, but it doesn't sound too promising.

**siddolo** · 07-08-2008 05:34 PM

The ARM chip 1176JZF, which equips the iPhone also as 2G, inside a feature called "TrustZone" entirely based on the specifications of Trusted Computing, or Palladium. Mentre nelle versioni precedenti questa funzionalità non era MAI stata implementata, a partire dal Firmware 2.0 Beta 7 ogni singola parte di software dell’iPhone si basa su queste specifiche. While earlier versions this feature was not NEVER been implemented, starting from Firmware 2.0 Beta 7 every single piece of software is dell'iPhone basa on these specifications.

NullRiver (those who made Installer) NOT intending to release a version of Installer for the 2.0, because for the reasons given above ( Jailbreak impossible) and the fact that every application to run on 2.0 must be digitally signed by Apple (we see the installer in AppStore?) And made just "trusted" from Apple / AppStore.

this is the article... traslated from italian by google

http://translate.google.it/translate...hl=it&ie=UTF-8

Fake or not?
Does beta 7 and beta8 really enable TrustZone?

**siddolo** · 07-08-2008 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by RiqTosh

I have no idea what it all means, but it doesn't sound too promising.

it means No jailbreaking, no unlocking, no installer on 2.0 firmware and 3g phones...

in Italy we do not know if this is true. Indeed I am asking for help to hackintosh forum and to the devteam