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TPM nvLocked flag

Posted on June 19, 2017 by Melab

What does nvLocked control in a TPM? I’ve read it makes makes NVRAM access permissions be enforced, but I’d like examples. It is also referred to as permanent, but the documentation is ambiguous. Locked “permanently” until th… Continue reading TPM nvLocked flag→

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How are TPMs used to detect tampering?

Posted on June 30, 2016 by Melab

I’ve known some stuff about trusted platform modules for over six or seven years. I understand their usage in (un)wrapping keys and storing information in NVRAM which may then be locked permanently or until the next power cycle. And though… Continue reading How are TPMs used to detect tampering?→

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