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Great point. This assumes that the TPM does secure deletes. Their primary purpose is protect keys, not get rid of them. I think in practice a TPM is a small eno
by upofadown 5y ago
Great point. This assumes that the TPM does secure deletes. Their primary purpose is protect keys, not get rid of them. I think in practice a TPM is a small enough system that the deletion would be secure just because that is the simplest way to do that. If you do this enough then some overwriting will likely occur. I guess media endurance could be a problem in some cases.
- infogulch 5y agoYes I admit there's a lot riding on the "rotatable" part.