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So.. this basically means swapping your CPU gets rid of anything you stored on its "TPM", or can it be backuped up to the TPM of your Mainboard and restored to
by Asmod4n 6y ago
So.. this basically means swapping your CPU gets rid of anything you stored on its "TPM", or can it be backuped up to the TPM of your Mainboard and restored to the new one you install?
- darzu 6y agoI think the whole idea here is that Pluton will be integrated inside of the same physical chip as the CPU. So physically swapping CPUs would swap your Pluton core too. But the Pluton I know of didn't really have any writeable storage. It had some special ROM and fuses that it uses internally for its private keys but that's basically it.
- gmueckl 6y agoDid all units share the same set of keys? Isn't that an attack vector?