Sequitur Labs shows real-world use of new Core M platform

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CoreLockr technology protects from malicious code.

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Posted by ik9000 - Fri 28 Oct 2016 09:41

Nice. But in terms of "gives a solution that would otherwise be impossible/very expensive to attain" it's only any use if the end user is running hardware with this feature - so they would still have to provide a solution for other platforms, given that the userbase of M processors will be relatively small swathe of the community. Or is CoreLockr getting rolled out to all intel CPUs. Even if so then what about people with AMD ones?