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Bootstrapping Trust in Modern Computers

Part of the SpringerBriefs in Computer Science Book Series (volume 10)

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-1460-5

ISBN: 978-1-4614-1459-9

Publisher: Springer New York - Springer Journals

Aug 21, 2011

1 - 10 of 14 Chapters

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Introduction

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 1 –2

[Suppose you are presented with two physically identical computers. One is running a highly-certified, formally-proven, time-tested software stack, while the other is running a commodity software stack that provides similar features, but is infested with sophisticated malware. How can you tell...
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What Do We Need to Know? Techniques for Recording Platform State

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 3 –11

[In deciding whether to trust a platform, it is desirable to learn about its current state. In this section, we discuss why code identity is a crucial piece of platform state and how to measure it (Section 2.1). We then consider additional dynamic properties that may be of interest, e.g., whether...
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Can We Use Platform Information Locally?

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 13 –18

[We now discuss how accumulated platform information (Section 2) can benefit a local user. Unfortunately, these measurements cannot be used to directly provide information to local software; i.e., it does not make sense for higher-privileged software to use these measurements to convey...
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Can We Use Platform Information Remotely?

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 19 –24

[Section 2 described mechanisms for accumulating measurements of software state. In this section, we treat the issue of conveying these measurement chains to an external entity in an authentic manner. We refer to this process as attestation, though some works use the phrase outbound...
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How Do We Make Sense of Platform State?

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 25 –33

[Knowing what code is executing on a platform does not necessarily translate into knowing whether that code can be trusted. In this section, we elaborate on this problem (5.1) and then review solutions that fall into two broad categories: solutions that provide only the identity of...
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Roots of Trust

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 35 –40

[Trust in any system needs a foundation or a root of trust. Here, we discuss the roots of trust that have been proposed or deployed. Typically, the root of trust is based on the secrecy of a private key that is embedded in hardware; the corresponding public key is certified by the hardware’s...
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Challenges in Bootstrapping Trust in Secure Hardware

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 41 –50

[Thus far, we have discussed how to use various secure hardware mechanisms to bootstrap trust in a platform, in particular by using the secure hardware to monitor and report on the software state of the platform. Given the software state, the user (or an agent acting on the user’s behalf) can...
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Validating the Process

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 51 –52

[Bootstrapping trust can only be effective if we can validate the hardware, software, and protocols involved. Below we summarize the (relatively few) efforts in this direction.]
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Applications

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 53 –57

[Clearly, many applications benefit from the ability to bootstrap trust in a computer. Rather than give an exhaustive list, we focus on applications deployed in the real world, and a handful of particularly innovative projects in academia.]
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Implementing Trust Bootstrapping: Open Source Tools

Parno, Bryan; McCune, Jonathan M.; Perrig, Adrian

Pages: 59 –60

[Here we introduce a variety of open-source software projects that are highly relevant to bootstrapping trust. At the time of this writing many interesting software packages are available, including a full Linux distribution and several LiveCDs that facilitate experimentation without modifying...

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