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Grahame F.
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Software security for gaming devices
Software security for gaming devices
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Experience
Principle Business System Analyist
May 2011 - Present
Providing Business Analysis and Requirements Engineering for Gamine Networks and Devices.
CTO
Jul 2010 - Feb 2012 (1 year, 7 months)
CTO and parto owner of The PodKast Company Limited.
Producing several gaming related podcasts.
Executive Producer
Mar 2010 - Feb 2012 (1 year, 11 months)
Executive producer for 2 Girls 1 Game PodKast. An indy gaming prodcast hosted by Ashley King and Sarah Rich.
Education
BA. App. Sci.
(1 year)
Publications
Security for gaming devices
USPTO
US 20060211490 A1
A secure smart card or other secure modular memory device is plugged into (or otherwise connected to) a port of a game controller board internal to a gaming machine. The smart card is programmed to detect an encrypted “challenge” message from the host CPU and output an encrypted “response.” If the host CPU determines that the response has the expected properties, then the host CPU verifies that the game program is authentic (i.e., the game program is accurate and authorized for use by t
Software security for gaming devices
US PTO
US 7549922 B2
A secure smart card or other secure modular memory device is plugged into (or otherwise connected to) a port of a game controller board internal to a gaming machine. The smart card is programmed to detect an encrypted “challenge” message from the host CPU and output an encrypted “response.” If the host CPU determines that the response has the expected properties, then the host CPU verifies that the game program is authentic (i.e., the game program is accurate and authorized for use by that
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