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I'll come back to you, it's not urgent.
I had a problem when using an Infinion TPM (id: 49465800).
In fact by reinstalling an HP laptop, the internal TPM has been activated, so the disks are BitLocked,
before the type of attestation was PACKED and now obviously it is TPM.
So I was forced to slightly modify the source of TPM.cs.
In the SANFromAttnCertExts procedure
generalName.CheckConstructed();generalName.CheckNumSub(1);varexp=generalName.GetSub(0);exp.CheckConstructed();// exp.CheckNumSub (1); // id: 49465800 'IFX' Infinion check number is wrong: 3exp.CheckTag(AsnElt.SEQUENCE);vardirectoryName=exp.GetSub(0);directoryName.CheckConstructed();// directoryName.CheckNumSub (3); // id: 49465800 'IFX' Infinion check number is wrong: 1directoryName.CheckTag(AsnElt.SET);
in the Verify procedure
// Best I can figure to do for now ? // id:49465800 'IFX' Infinion Model and Version are empty// if (string.Empty == tpmManufacturer || string.Empty == tpmModel ||string.Empty == tpmVersion)if(string.Empty==tpmManufacturer){thrownewVerificationException("SAN missing TPMManufacturer, TPMModel, or TPMVersion from TPM attestation certificate");}
Do you have an opinion on this
Regards
redhook
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Hi @aseigler
I'll come back to you, it's not urgent.
I had a problem when using an Infinion TPM (id: 49465800).
In fact by reinstalling an HP laptop, the internal TPM has been activated, so the disks are BitLocked,
before the type of attestation was PACKED and now obviously it is TPM.
So I was forced to slightly modify the source of TPM.cs.
In the SANFromAttnCertExts procedure
in the Verify procedure
Do you have an opinion on this
Regards
redhook
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: