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Every TPM has an endorsement key, which is used to prove that a key was generat… | |
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Back when I was at Google we wanted to use this to put machine Identity keys in… | |
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We could maybe have worked around this by storing a set of hashes of trusted ce… | |
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@mjg59 @sleevi that makes me think of RPKI (i.e. X.509 for BGP) and how ARIN us… | |
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@grawity @mjg59 The Web PKI started similarly, although root programs evolved i… | |
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@mjg59 @sleevi In the Web PKI I feel like this could be pretty quickly resolved… | |
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@sleevi oh, is that law also why e.g. old Verisign roots used to have that &quo… | |
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@grawity Yup on both points.The Federal PKI Bridge is an application of the X.5… |