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A public key for a fixedTPM+fixedParent primary on the TPM could be stored "securely" (i.e., read-only) on the host side, and then you can do key exchange with
by cryptonector 5y ago
A public key for a fixedTPM+fixedParent primary on the TPM could be stored "securely" (i.e., read-only) on the host side, and then you can do key exchange with the TPM using RSA key transport or ECDH.
You can also use a shared secret, but storing a secret on the host side is even harder than storing a write-once (at factory), read-only PK.