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jingluen
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3 years ago

Max10 FPGA ROT real example

Dear Intel sir I can't find any ROT (root of trust) example using Max10 FPGA to do NIST specification, most of them are explaining the process of verifying BMC or PCH FLASH at T-1, but this is not ...
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JohnT_Altera
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3 years ago

Hi,


Once you have peformed configuration the first time, it will setup the Max 10 device and make sure that you are not able to remotely update it without the correct capsule. During every bootup the system will automatically authenticate itself to make sure that there is no tampering happening. It is done fully on the FW and some of the security is in the flash where user is not able to access.