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If TPM chips are not documented down to a die level and implementation is not verifiable then how can anyone trust them? If I created a honey pot device I'd als
by intricatedetail 5y ago
If TPM chips are not documented down to a die level and implementation is not verifiable then how can anyone trust them? If I created a honey pot device I'd also call it Trusted Platform Module.
Isn't the whole point of this project to ensure three letter agencies can extract keys and decrypt any device that comes their way?
- brokenmachine 5y agoOf course. It's all security theater at best/Microsoft bigcorp DRM at worst. It does mean that your average attacker won't be able to decrypt your laptop, but you could have easily done that without a TPM.