Method for implementing virtualized trusted platform module, secure processor and storage medium
AssigneeHygon Information Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsShan CHEN, Zhiwei YING
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Abstract
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method for implementing a virtualized trusted platform module, a secure processor, and a storage medium. The method includes: creating the virtualized trusted platform module inside a secure processor, and uniquely binding the virtualized trusted platform module to a virtual machine; and receiving, through a virtualized trusted platform module communication interface provided by the secure processor, an access request initiated by the virtual machine to the bound virtualized trusted platform module, and returning, to the virtual machine, response data of the bound virtualized trusted platform module to the access request.
Claims20
A method for implementing a virtualized trusted platform module, comprising:
- creating the virtualized trusted platform module inside a secure processor, and uniquely binding the virtualized trusted platform module to a virtual machine;
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- receiving, through a virtualized trusted platform module communication interface provided by the secure processor, an access request initiated by the virtual machine to the bound virtualized trusted platform module, and returning, to the virtual machine, response data of the bound virtualized trusted platform module to the access request.
A secure processor, wherein a virtualized trusted platform module is comprised inside the secure processor, and the virtualized trusted platform module is uniquely bound to a virtual machine;
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- the secure processor is configured to receive, through a virtualized trusted platform module communication interface, an access request initiated by the virtual machine to the bound virtualized trusted platform module, and return, to the virtual machine, response data of the bound virtualized trusted platform module to the access request.
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