Abstract: In an embodiment, a system includes a processor that includes private key decryption logic to decrypt an encrypted private key received from a consuming device to produce a private key, and symmetric key decryption logic to receive the private key from the private key decryption logic and to decrypt an encrypted symmetric key received from the consuming device using the private key. The system also includes a dynamic random access memory (DRAM) coupled to the processor. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: An embodiment of the invention allows a user to back-up/store data to a cloud-based storage system and synchronize that data on the user's devices coupled to the storage system. The devices have secure out-of-band cryptoprocessors that conceal a private key. The private key corresponds to a public key that is used to encrypt a session key and information, both of which are passed to and through cloud based storage, all while remaining encrypted. The encrypted material is communicated from the cloud to another of the user's devices where the encrypted material is decrypted within a secure out-of-band cryptoprocessor (using the private key that corresponds to the aforementioned public key) located within the device. The embodiment allows for secure provisioning of the private key to the devices. The private key is only decrypted within the cryptoprocessor so the private key is not “in the open”. Other embodiments are described herein.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a system includes a processor that includes private key decryption logic to decrypt an encrypted private key received from a consuming device to produce a private key, and symmetric key decryption logic to receive the private key from the private key decryption logic and to decrypt an encrypted symmetric key received from the consuming device using the private key. The system also includes a dynamic random access memory (DRAM) coupled to the processor. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: A system establishes secure communications between first and second electronic devices. The first device stores secured content to be accessed by second device based on identification information of the first device. The identification information of the first device may be manually input into the second device, and the second device may perform an initial pairing operation with the first device based on this manually entered information. The identification information stored from initial pairing may allow secure automatic pairing.

Abstract: A system establishes secure communications between first and second electronic devices. The first device stores secured content to be accessed by second device based on identification information of the first device. The identification information of the first device may be manually input into the second device, and the second device may perform an initial pairing operation with the first device based on this manually entered information. The identification information stored from initial pairing may allow secure automatic pairing.