Dear element 14,
Would you consider making a version of BBB that has high security version of the TI SoC.
In this day and age of systems being compromised, it would be great to have an open source friendly piece of HW when the owner would control the security keys 
Thank you
This was in 2013, looong time ago! 
I was thinking of a secure platform for online banking etc. and while at it I found Josh blog on the CryptoCape. Since then I got lost in other projects. I still have to check the Rev C for it's capabilities. From clem57's answer I decuct that they have added some more security features.
Opposed to Phil Polstra I am more interested in the defensive side of security, even if the world looks much brighter for the attackers.
btw, some interesting discussion from google plus:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+DrewFustini/posts/h3yfWfhWGgm
uboot maintainer Tom Rini commented:
OK, oops, my fault for not catching that when proof reading what Simon Glass wrote back then. But yes, that was all about BBB and is still in tree as an example with am335x_boneblack_vboot_defconfig.
And the author of that LWN article, Simon Glass, commented:
Yes it is BBB. I'm not sure why I thought it was OMAP4. Maybe just a typo
btw, some interesting discussion from google plus:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+DrewFustini/posts/h3yfWfhWGgm
uboot maintainer Tom Rini commented:
OK, oops, my fault for not catching that when proof reading what Simon Glass wrote back then. But yes, that was all about BBB and is still in tree as an example with am335x_boneblack_vboot_defconfig.
And the author of that LWN article, Simon Glass, commented:
Yes it is BBB. I'm not sure why I thought it was OMAP4. Maybe just a typo
