The BlueZ Business Computing team focuses
on embedded and security software for use in customer solutions, primarily
in the banking and government sectors.
Current projects
- Internet transaction security ZTIC. A banking server's display on your key chain
More and more attacks to online banking applications target the user's home PC, changing what is displayed to the user, while logging and altering key strokes.
In order to foil these threats, IBM has introduced the Zone Trusted Information Channel (ZTIC), a hardware device that can counter these attacks in an easy-to-use way. The ZTIC is a USB-attached device containing a display and minimal I/O capabilities that runs the full TLS/SSL protocol, thus entirely bypassing the PC's software for all security functionality.
More on ZTIC - Mote Runner infrastructure platform for wireless sensor networks
The Mote Runner on-mote run-time platform is based on a virtual machine tailored from scratch for resource-constraint hardware environments. For this, it introduces a new byte-code language that, besides being compact and efficient, provides native support for reactive programming by means of delegates. Together with the run-time library built on top, Mote Runner provides a purely event-driven and thread-free programming model.
More on Mote Runner
Press releases
8 Jul 2010
Experts, editors pick top high technology innovations of the year.
9 Jun 2010
22 Feb 2010
17 Nov 2009
IBM Research and VASCO present prototype for more secure online banking solutions.
28 Oct 2008
20 Oct 2004
Sharp and IBM Japan collaborate on development of large-capacity IC card with new operating system.
12 Jul 2001
30 Mar 2000
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24 Sep 1998