>You can export authentication software. You can export encryption
>*hardware* if the encryption is not general-purpose (i.e. the user
>can't use it to encrypt stuff.) Intel would trivially get a license
>to export the P6.
And probably it would be not too hard to write a decryption program in
hardware since they doesn' t need to use public key crypto. And btw I
think they need only an algorithm hard enough to avoid reverse
engeneering from the world (considering the time finite time of course ;).
Andrea Arcangeli
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