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> You could also just emulate an entire windows OS + TPM and have the emulator do it it sounds like Yes, but your emulated TPM is not on the approved list. To
by alex7734 3y ago
> You could also just emulate an entire windows OS + TPM and have the emulator do it it sounds like
Yes, but your emulated TPM is not on the approved list. To impersonate an approved TPM you would need to pull the keys from a real TPM which requires (probably very expensive) semiconductor lab tools and trashing the chip.
- sam0x17 3y agoSuch an evil pattern. We need to eliminate this at all costs. Luckily I think if Chrome were to move forward with this they'd face extreme anti-trust stuff as a result
- hellojesus 3y agoIf you did trash the chip whilr managing to successfully pull the tpm keys, could you then use that key to sign requests in an unapproved vm or on metal with a different root tpm?