Hashing Trusted Computing
summary
Presents a generic attack framework and demonstrates practical new attacks that exploit recent SHA-1 results against digital signatures, certificate infrastructure, and boot control sequences. Shows how these SHA-1 weaknesses fundamentally weaken the security assumptions of the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) architecture.
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