文摘
Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) provide trust and attestation services to the platforms they reside on, using public key encryption and digital signatures among other cryptography operations. However, the current standards mandate primitives that will be insecure in the presence of quantum computers. In this paper, we study how to eliminate these insecure primitives. We replace RSA-based digital signatures with a hash-based scheme. We show that this scheme can be implemented using reasonable amounts of space on the TPM. We also show how to protect the TPM from rollback attacks against these state-sensitive signature operations.