Platform Boot Integrity: Foundation for Trusted Compute Pools

  • Yeluri R
  • Castro-Leon E
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In Chapter 2, we introduced the concept of trusted clouds and the key usage models to enable a trusted infrastructure. We provided a brief exposition of the boot integrity usage model, and its applicability across the three infrastructure domains—compute, storage, and network. In this chapter we will take a deeper look into ensuring the boot integrity of a compute platform, which boils down to ensuring the integrity of a number of platform components: the pre-launch and launch components covering firmware, BIOS, and hypervisor. Boot integrity is foundational in embodying the concept of a trusted infrastructure.

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Yeluri, R., & Castro-Leon, E. (2014). Platform Boot Integrity: Foundation for Trusted Compute Pools. In Building the Infrastructure for Cloud Security (pp. 37–64). Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-6146-9_3

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