Jonathan et al, > The complicated issue is inspection of runtime state, which definitely > *can* be prevented in a constructor system, with or without the TPM > chip.
Thats totally new to me. It can be prevented in a system with TPM, after all, thats all what the TPM is good for. But in a system without TPM? I agree with you that a process might *try* to detect a forged TC, but there is no guarantee it will succeed. (Think of "virtualization" vs. "timing tests"). Could you explain? j.
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