In an increasingly interconnected digital world, ensuring the authenticity and integrity of devices is crucial for maintaining trust and security. One of the key mechanisms that enable this assuran...
Have you ever thought about what makes a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) work? Today, we’re going to explore the world of keys and certificates that are stored in this little security house. But ...
In my previous article, we delved into the fundamentals of TPM (Trusted Platform Module) and its indispensable role in bolstering security. Today, I want to shift gears and explore a concept known ...
During my extended absence from posting, I’ve been immersing myself in some fascinating tech, particularly those related to Trusted Platform Modules (TPM). While there are countless resources avail...
It’s the most serene period of the year — devoid of notifications, calls, or disruptions. Everyone in the vicinity appeared content, and I too wanted to experience the joy of successfully concludin...
The Problem While working on kernel device drivers, we often stumble up-on situations where the kernel panics and crashes. But you cannot re-flash the system remotely as the system goes off the ne...
What’s LSP ? The Language Server Protocol (LSP) is an open, JSON-RPC-based protocol for use between source code editors or integrated development environments (IDEs) and servers that provide “lang...
b4 is a helper utility to work with patches made available via a public-inbox archive like lore.kernel.org. It is written to make it easier to participate in a patch-based workflows, like those use...
What is GPIO ? A General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) is a flexible software-controlled digital signal. Each GPIO represents a bit connected to a particular pin. Board schematics show which externa...
Memory Technology Device (MTD) is the name of the Linux subsystem that handles most raw flash devices, such as NOR, NAND, dataflash, and SPI flash. It provides both character and block access to th...