Attestation's Requirements
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Discusses how firmware should implement trusted computing features (TPM, Pluton, remote attestation) to provide immutability, identity and integrity measurements that enable devices to be attestable and support higher-level trust relationships. Describes using attestation for system-wide benefits—supply-chain provenance, forensics and safety-critical integration—and presents case studies from medical and railway domains using edge cloud and 5G to illustrate firmware and hardware requirements.
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