Keylime - An Open Source TPM Project for Remote Trust

Explore an open-source project for remote trust measurement using Trusted Platform Module (TPM) technology in this 43-minute conference talk. Discover how Keylime, developed at MIT's Lincoln Laboratory, simplifies TPM implementation for developers and users. Learn about the project's architecture, operations, and key features including continuous remote attestation and revocation framework. Understand the concept of hardware root of trust and its importance in cybersecurity. Gain insights into Keylime's community-driven development, ongoing projects, and future plans such as Python agent improvements and vTPM support. Delve into the complexities of TPM technology and how Keylime aims to make it more accessible for various use cases in remote trust scenarios.

Introduction
What is the problem
Trusted Platform Modules
What is Keylime
Keylime measurements
Keylime architecture
Keylime model
Keylime operations
Hardware Root of Trust
QKey Deviation
Continuous remote attestation
Revocation framework
Actions
Projects
Community
Open Community
Python Agent
VTPM Support
Ability Feedback
Measurement