11-22, 10:40–11:25 (Europe/Vienna), Main Room
There is a common saying that "every problem in cryptography can be reduced to key management problem". What if we could make life easier for us in this area?
TPMs (Trusted Platform Modules) have been a fixed part of every standard PC for many years, providing all users with a "free" hardware that can be used for all kinds of cryptography.
They are already widely in use by most operating systems and firmwares, but haven't really found usage for userspace applications yet.
This talk elaborates why this is the case and how to change this fact. We are going to discuss the capabilities of a TPM and demonstrate with a sample application, a TOTP client which stores its secrets securely.
Main Track (approx. 200 people)
Old man yelling at clouds & LLMs
Graduated in mathematics
Holistic perspective on computers: former developer, sysadmin, security officer, university teacher and even computer salesman
Now a security consultant specializing in application security
Open source lover