Debate on Hardware vs. Decentralized Software Root of Trust Heats Up via Flashbots Exploring Hardware and Software Roots of Trust The discussion led by guayabyte delves into the hardware root of trust, essential for verifying software integrity on hardware components to guard against threats like modchips and supply chain attacks. Jessie Frazelle's article is also referenced for further insights. Meanwhile, h4x3rotab introduces a decentralized software-based root-of-trust, offering an alternative that avoids issues like root key extraction and hardware-related data loss. This conversation is enriching the community's understanding of securing the boot process from multiple angles.
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