WRT Andy Blackman's earlier tilt at someone blaming Intel:
1. The platform's not really the issue here, anyway - most of the problems seem to be in application-layer security from what I've read.
2. The 'Samsung ARM11' processor is so called because, although manufactured by Samsung, it uses an ARM CPU core licensed from Intel (or possibly Marvell, if it's XScale - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture)
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WRT Andy Blackman's earlier tilt at someone blaming Intel:
1. The platform's not really the issue here, anyway - most of the problems seem to be in application-layer security from what I've read.
2. The 'Samsung ARM11' processor is so called because, although manufactured by Samsung, it uses an ARM CPU core licensed from Intel (or possibly Marvell, if it's XScale - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture)