Hardware Insecurity Module | TechSNAP 232

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How Groupon made the switch to FreeBSD & why. Researchers extract keys from a hardware module & Intel’s new CPU backed malware protection.

Plus your questions, a great roundup & more!

Show Notes & Download: http://bit.ly/tsnap232



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