Re:AMD's Firmware TPMs Vulnerable to Hardware Attacks, Defea...
by creshal on Tuesday May 02, 2023 @10:26AM
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ChromeOS also heavily relies on TPM for disk encryption, and unlike Windows doesn't even give you the option of adding a passphrase or pin on top of it.
And there's probably some large enterprises that use regular Linux desktops with LUKS/Btrfs/ZFS encryption in TPM only mode, to match their Windows setups. Systemd e.g. added systemd-cryptenroll with ergonomics comparable to Windows' Bitlocker enrollment.
And there's probably some large enterprises that use regular Linux desktops with LUKS/Btrfs/ZFS encryption in TPM only mode, to match their Windows setups. Systemd e.g. added systemd-cryptenroll with ergonomics comparable to Windows' Bitlocker enrollment.