Tpm is for crypto and secure generation and storage of values for use in encryption generally. Secureboot is just firmware verification of loaded binaries from boot on out, they’re 2 different pieces and are not really relevant to each other, unless you’re like me and have a fully customized bootloader with keys in TPM and an EFI module with support for the TPM and unlocking your boot drive.
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chonkyninja@lemmy.worldto Open Source@lemmy.ml•Cloud Snitch – Open source map visualization and firewall for AWS activity, inspired by Little SnitchEnglish42·25 days agoDope as fuck! And actually fair pricing for hosted version. Stay that way and I will spread you far. Especially since I have everything across every client divided up for micro-segmentation, so lots of accounts.
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Cool story bro. And I am one of the 9 people that worked on the team at Intel to implement your modern EFI/UEFI.
I just don’t have the time or energy to sit here and explain the whole fucking stack to a bunch of people who mostly could care less. But, Secureboot, it’s a good thing, and the tools on linux get better every hour. Check out lanzaboote.
https://github.com/nix-community/lanzaboote