Proposal of porting Trusted Execution Environment Provisioning (TEEP) Protocol...
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Proposal to port the IETF TEEP reference implementation (released April 20, 2023 after a four‑year approval delay) from its current PMP + Keystone build to hardware‑isolated regions driven by SiFive’s WorldGuard. Current device code uses RISC‑V PMP for isolation and a hello‑T demo on GitHub; goal is secure boot + OpenSBI/SM mode integration so OTA Trusted Component installs (automotive, network, camera, drone, confidential VM) resist tampering and enable verifier‑driven updates.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and proposal overview
- 1:50TEEP protocol and use cases
- 6:07Implementation assumptions and security
- 10:07Current status and future plans
- 12:13Security considerations and RISC-V specs
- 13:20Q&A and discussion
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