Has anybody seen my keys? A key-hierarchy strategy for rack-level security

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Viewing public RFDs.Learn more RFD 301Has anybody seen my keys?: A key-hierarchy strategy for rack-level securitySign inpublishedRFD 301RFD 301 Has anybody seen my keys?: A key-hierarchy strategy for rack-level securityThis RFD can be accessed by the following groups:[public]StatepublishedRFD301AuthorsAndrew J. Stone UpdatedBackground and PurposeThere are many different types of secrets inside an oxide rack. At the base of the system we have the DeviceId and Alias keys stored on the RoT and used

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