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…in reply to @undefined
BrionV My understanding is that TPM is a literal chip that extracts encryption/security keys work away from the CPU so that general purpose software can't intercept/manipulate encryption. This is similar to the chip I could get for my computer scan.co.uk/products/asrock-trusted-platform-module-tpm-spi-141-pin-family-20-level-00-revision-0116?__cf_chl_captcha_tk__=49d0ce8476536605352f4818665c02e6fe2d1fa8-1625349147-0-AbwlHO4Ocm-L5PDXiluCPeGsWwIMBBHJFcL3iE5-XgaqKCs7JAKaru8DJ1m8Tmx_3ntRMiQ9fq1E1nwV1voBb0OPu0u2Oc7hKIVYaPmphLYm3eKRigAxxuTeWm3-0soNyrvfVz3b23Mew5FLsIckFwMwL0N-ALyIi7Z9fllVhS5dAfyKZlz8iCRnowJr_fCpNkmfpdEt8poFqIA4qT_eyq7qs_A25lccZR7C85_cXd1KQXd9-xfhtg_07-EYDn6ZRANlwbHW1MXizTG4EQW3rKMhnMP5WFX0P78H2qF07mWRiCC-qmSFNzwHNBBao97qkjbat8ZLZZ78xRD3mUSPrzdqsurDkAAJdLQ95yIC1l2cekHon_kLn0Wi6RX3hKqYAlVrBa4oWbkbs9JA2UHFKcPTLo5YhqMKgTNd2mGgRwdGwmeHRDn4xlbUgpfEVsbvZPfPbGOnOYGOmJJoiFXeTlUdwmH7T9ZwndwbXdqFJcpCDtxYAMB0nTscTh5Eu980hsB3VAzm9vXwlO35KinCSWHHBYVXFP04NgWW0ldNyxa9YuGglw5k4OJL5DQqF4zuhcAouSGwvhKV8uVnklgpv7m8x1SasHAaqYBCQ9sjZux8kwY4F-CsKxgZvV8PiWk3-FQbVaEtbw9r7I9OXiLYN6JcGfhH6i94adLGEvC8uUDry84ZflneWDu3-h_EC7s6cFm4cc_crjG5ksDpadf7R1UQjeqFxAIi-3sHNyMf7_3BXxsfOzLQ_F76fH9o5SLDZLwqVvqYv6Tyr7n9PX1cwigjJC7C2ByBKta0t3WPB6O3Permalink On twitter.com
2021 Jul 3
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…in reply to @rockerest
BrionV So theoretically a virtualization system could emulate ANY attached hardware, but I'm not sure how the security posture of the TPM specification works with emulationOn twitter.com
2021 Jul 3
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