Attestation protocols use digital signatures and other cryptographic values to convey
evidence of hardware state, program code, and associated keys. They require hardware …

A trusted execution environment (TEE) is a secure processing environment that is isolated
from the normal processing environment where the device operating system and …

Trust is vital for arbitrary entities to interact and cooperate. These entities may have different
security requirements. Trust allows them to ensure that they will behave correctly and fulfill …

Virtualization is omnipresent as the backbone of cloud, edge, and fog computing as well as
X-as-a-service infrastructure. It continues to gain increased popularity even in edge or end …

Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) are rapidly emerging as the go-to root of trust for
protecting sensitive applications and data using hardware-backed isolated worlds of …

Much attention has been devoted to verifying software integrity of remote embedded (IoT)
devices. Many techniques, with different assumptions and security guarantees, have been …

Remote attestation (RA) authenticates code running in trusted execution environments
(TEEs), allowing trusted code to be deployed even on untrusted hosts. However, trust …

Nowadays to manage critical infrastructures there are largely adopted paradigms such as
Cloud Computing, Fog Computing, and Edge Computing. They introduce several …

Remote attestation was introduced in TCG specifications to determine whether a remote
system is trusted to behave in a particular manner for a specific purpose; however, most of …

Remote Attestation, as devised by the Trusted Computing Group, is based on a secure
hardware component—the Trusted Platform Module (TPM). It allows to reach trust decisions …