Pseudonymous remote attestation utilizing a chain-of-trust
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorSteffen Schulz
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The present application is directed to pseudonymous attestation utilizing a chain of trust. An example prover device may include a chain-of-trust based on keys derived cryptographically from a shared symmetric key and pseudonymous identification data. The chain-of-trust may be used to cryptographically generate a pseudonymous public key and private key. The prover device may provide at least pseudonymous identification data and the pseudonymous public key to a verifier device. The verifier device may access pseudonymous data published by a certifier determine whether the prover device is authentic and includes known-good versions of software (e.g., sourced from the certifier). In this manner, the verifier device may be assured that the prover device is authentic without knowing the actual identity of the prover device. In at least one embodiment, the prover device may also include a trusted execution environment (TEE).
A device to prove identity or data using pseudonymous remote attestation, comprising:
At least one device to certify identity using pseudonymous remote attestation, comprising:
A method for pseudonymous remote attestation, comprising:
At least one non-transitory machine-readable storage medium having stored thereon, individually or in combination, instructions for pseudonymous remote attestation that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:
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