It turns out you can build a surprisingly wide variety of secure application with just a trusted timestamp (or even simpler, a trusted incrementing counter). This paper, published at NSDI 2009, (and won the best paper award) is a pretty good read: http://research.microsoft.com/pubs/78369/trinc_nsdi09.pdf
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It turns out you can build a surprisingly wide variety of secure application with just a trusted timestamp (or even simpler, a trusted incrementing counter). This paper, published at NSDI 2009, (and won the best paper award) is a pretty good read: http://research.microsoft.com/pubs/78369/trinc_nsdi09.pdf