Re: TPM support status ?

[Vladimir 'phcoder' Serbinenko]

>>
>> There is hardware for secure key storage which you can put into some
>> card slot or USB and unlike TPM you can also remove it and store
>> separately from the computer which greatly decreases the chance that
>> your data would be compromised if your computer is stolen.
>
> But that doesn't protect the machine (and crypto card) from being physically
> compromised, so it's not the same as TPM.
Oh well, smartcard is breakable but TPM isn't. As for bootchain
coreboot can do it.
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