On 3/7/2017 10:12 PM, Mimi Zohar wrote:
> With the "header" and boot-aggregate records for each kexec, the
> attestation server can determine which hash algorithm was used for
> extending the different TPM banks.   The attestation server can then
> pad/truncate the hash as needed, when verifying the TPM quote.

According to the TCG specs, there should be just one header
at the beginning of the list. Its purpose is to provide the length
for each hash algorithm supported by the TPM. The subset of algorithms
used is defined per measurement entry.

Regarding modifying the digest before it is passed to the extend
function, can truncating/padding with zeros be considered
a standard? If not, verifiers have to look at the software
implementation, in order to find how the digest was modified.
I add in CC [email protected] also here.

Roberto

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