See my previous post on Microchip SAMA7G54 EVK and ATECC608 & Spearf1sh and the SAMA7G54 EVK.
In this episode, I introduce the DICE (Device Identifier Composition Engine). I mentioned the motivation for the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) to make this standard and why its specifically tailored for embedded devices like MCUs and smaller controllers.
Then, I give a quick overview of the hardware requirements for DICE, and it’s refreshingly simple, although I do have some questions of how this is implemented (remember attack the implementation, not the standard). The DICE core has a nice similarity to the PCR feature of the TPM.
Next, I talk about where this episode series is going and how you can play along!
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