This critically depends on the initrd being non-manipulated.
Of course, you cannot use the initrd to verify a signature
on the initrd securely ...
Regards,
Arno
On Sat, Jun 20, 2020 at 19:26:32 CEST, JT Morée wrote:
> I'm working through a setup right now and documenting at
> https://sites.google.com/site/jtmoree/knowledge-base/smart-cards-and-linux/kubuntu-20-04
>
> I am using the smartcard to unlock root during the boot process. this is
> done by the kernel and initrd using out of the box tools and processes.
>
> in this setup /boot is in the clear and I have some ideas for signing the
> kernel+initrd with the smart card, then verifying on boot. will update
> the link if I get that working.
>
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