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Google Wallet should use ARM TrustZone for 100% security – ARMdevices.net — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 18:52:41 +0000

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 28 May 2011 20:52:00 +0000

The 1 hour Google Wallet Product Launch is showing up as private…

This version should work… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=am8t6iZ7up0#t=22m00s

By: Marc

Marc — Fri, 27 May 2011 08:24:00 +0000

This is fantastic if well implemented. I am concerned of my privacy, I don’t want Google tracking me even when I buy toilet paper. (as an advertasing company, temptation could be too much for Google).

By: Charbax

Charbax — Fri, 27 May 2011 05:01:00 +0000

I’d like to know:
1. Is Google Wallet compatible with ARM TrustZone or is that NXP N65 the only secure element implementation that is going to be used?
2. At which point is the secure pin code entry being used? Is it for each payment? Is it only once for each time you add $100 from one of your accounts to your wallet?
3. Can we use this secure element also for logins all over the web, be it to login to our Google Account, as a replacement to the 2-step verification process that currently uses SMS? I’d like to have this secure pin code show up automatically every time I login to any website. Make this kind of a secure openID system, and make it replace all usernames and passwords on the Internet, 100% secure and easy.
4. Does this work for net banking? Does this replace the physical calculator thing some people have to use for net banking?
5. How can you be sure you have activated the secure element pin code mode, and that the screen has not “simply” been hi-jacked by a keylogger app that logs your pin code and proceed imediately to empty all your bank accounts? Shouldn’t the phone have a secure mode light diode that should light up next to the screen to confirm that you are in fact in secure element pin code mode and that you can 100% trust what is on the screen is secure?6. Can other verification systems be used than the basic pin code? Could there be bio-metric verification, or some of those screen pattern verification systems like the ones some use for unlocking the screen?7. Can you explain how Visa and other credit cards can currently be used? Is it correct that any credit card including Visa can be used to add funds to your pre-paid Google CreditCard?8. Any plans to add net banking integration or some other forms of funds so that no payment fees need to be paid by the consumer like there is some kind of 2% or so transaction fee when paying with a credit card? How do we escape paying those transaction fees? Could there be some kind of integration to something like Dwolla.com?9. What’s going to happen with user to user payments?10. Could all websites that take credit card payments send the user to authenticate on the phone to process the payment instead, without having to manually enter credit card details on every website?

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