Explore the privacy aspects of remote attestation within the TPM2.0 specification in this 41-minute conference talk from linux.conf.au 2021. Gain insights into how trusted platform modules (TPM) are used to cryptographically prove system-software-state through attestation. Learn about specific TPM2 commands in the context of remote attestation, understand the data and information exchanged during the process, and discover features that enhance end-user security and privacy. Equip yourself with knowledge to compare and customize existing attestation frameworks for specific security and privacy goals in real-world use cases. Ideal for system designers and those interested in platform security, IoT, and privacy solutions.
Overview
Syllabus
"The privacy aspect of TPM attestation" - Imran Desai, Peter Huewe (LCA 2021 Online)
Taught by
linux.conf.au
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