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Trusted Computing based services supporting TPM provisioning and supply chain validation concepts. #nsacyber
As per title. Implement some sort of server connection check (with timeout) and don't attempt to download it if there is none? Or just timeout if no response to the...
https://github.com/nsacyber/HIRS/blob/master/HIRS_AttestationCAPortal/src/main/webapp/docs/TCG%20Rim%20Tool%20User%20Guide%202.1.pdf Appendix B states that building the RIM Tool on Windows is not supported. Yet the RIM Tool has a gradlew.bat file that runs, but fails its unit tests as...
When attempting to load a human readable support RIM into the ACA, a dialog box appears with the following message: DataTables warning: table id=referenceManifestTable - Ajax error. For more information...
https://github.com/nsacyber/HIRS/blob/master/HIRS_AttestationCAPortal/src/main/webapp/docs/TCG%20Event%20Log%20Tool%20User%20Guide%202.1.pdf Appendix B details building the event log tool on Windows 10. Unfortunately, this fails with the below i.e. an attempt to run a Linux shell script on Windows. C:\Users\Documents\HIRS_RIM\tools\tcg_eventlog_tool>gradlew.bat...
A CI system test is needed that specifically fails a Platform Certificate component verification check. Result of the test is expected to be a provisioning failure.
The following changes were made: - Required fields are now demarcated with a boolean argument in the gateway class. Empty or missing required fields are reported in an error message....
These changes do the following: - Add a commandline option (-e|--embed-cert) to explicitly embed the signing certificate within the signature of a base RIM. -- If the -e option is...
I am trying to use the RIM tool with no success. I am unable to find documentation that adequately describes how to use it. I have tried to deduce what...
Post rpm install as documented by https://github.com/nsacyber/HIRS/tree/master/tools/tcg_eventlog_tool. Baseline Centos 7, kernel version 5.4.188 1) The elt command is not recognised on the command line. Rather, a symbolic link is found...
See the image at: https://1drv.ms/u/s!ApUl1xxOUo0lpEjHEMlyhPCL2Wyz?e=L9PLuu Downloading the certificate shows the dates, which appear to be OK. See the image at: https://1drv.ms/u/s!ApUl1xxOUo0lpEzpFItVGQx7R1DB?e=yNTbgv