verifiers: generate built-in claims from quotes #88
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Summary
In order to simplify the process of matching of Attestation Policy in user code, and to avoid user code dependencies on TEE-specific headers files / structs definitions, we convert quotes into built-in claims. These claims will be checked by user's verifier callback (verify_claims_callback) along with the user-defined claims.
Currently SGX, TDX, SEV-SNP, CSV verifiers are supported.
For built-in claims, they are:
common_quote_type
,common_quote
tdx_*
sgx_*
sev_snp_*
csv_*
Break changes
Note that some break changes are interduced in this commit:
The old claim name in tdx verifier
are renamed to "tdx_rtmr0", "tdx_rtmr1", "tdx_rtmr2", "tdx_rtmr3".
Example
Here is a example of claims (both built-in claims and custom claims) in SGX mode
The output of samples/cert-app