TPM Software Stack - Enabling the TPM2.0 Ecosystem in Linux

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TPM2.0 userspace becomes a usable Linux ecosystem: kernel drivers land in v4.0 and embedded support in v4.9, a resource manager moves partly into the kernel, and a community-backed TPM2 Software Stack adds eSAPI and a OpenSSL engine. tpm2-tools provide command-line prototyping, Windows TBS support and UEFI TCTI arrive, CI yields ~85% test coverage, a June release modernizes APIs, and a PKCS#11 provider exists as a beta for integration work.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:33Who are we
3. 1:48Who has used the TPM
4. 4:08How is the design coming up
5. 7:30Architecture
6. 12:37System API
7. 14:09Enhance System API
8. 17:20TPM Implementation
9. 19:28Resource Management
10. 21:20How we got here
11. 27:51GitHub
12. 29:14Time Freedom
13. 30:09Use Cases
14. 31:02CPM2 Tools
15. 31:47CPM2 Education
16. 32:25CPM2 Example
17. 33:17OpenSSL Engine
18. 33:51OpenSSL Demo
19. 34:25KCS11 Provider
20. 35:05Wrapup

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