I've been developing and using my own measured boot solution for a few years now, based on the EFI stub provided by systemd. Sometime between v247 and v252, the behavior changed in a way that I have not been able to track down to a specific change, partly because I haven't been able to pinpoint where the new measurement has been implemented. In v247, the boot log ends by extending PCR 4 with a single very simple BSA event: - EventNum: 25 PCRIndex: 4 EventType: EV_EFI_BOOT_SERVICES_APPLICATION DigestCount: 2 Digests: - AlgorithmId: sha1 Digest: "9b87079d73e8e2135b43fb41545c5a1917672a50" - AlgorithmId: sha256 Digest: "61f58b66936e962f1872c2b2618c4578d905a60cabcadfe1e707a7bb1bbf862c" EventSize: 168 Event: ImageLocationInMemory: 0x82c78018 ImageLengthInMemory: 73463647 ImageLinkTimeAddress: 0x0 LengthOfDevicePath: 136 DevicePath: '02010c00d041030a0000000001010600001d01010600000003171000010000000025385191b2d71d04012a00010000000008000000000000002811000000000025707467aecfea11850ecdf2cff0384c0202040432005c004500460049005c00440045004200490041004e005c0045004d0042004f004f0054002e0045004600490000007fff0400' However, in v252, the corresponding event occurs earlier in the log and (after some measurements extending PCR 11) is followed by another BSA event extending PCR 4 with a DevicePath I can't parse from a call I can't seem to find in the systemd source code: - EventNum: 34 PCRIndex: 4 EventType: EV_EFI_BOOT_SERVICES_APPLICATION DigestCount: 2 Digests: - AlgorithmId: sha1 Digest: "9a3c68bb105e4c4e70cbc3375bd45d616e220586" - AlgorithmId: sha256 Digest: "36e49f2a0c246db5836b85319e7b2ae04690aca40227895902870a54a054c78b" EventSize: 56 Event: ImageLocationInMemory: 0xb7c36000 ImageLengthInMemory: 7793888 ImageLinkTimeAddress: 0x1000000 LengthOfDevicePath: 24 DevicePath: '04031400f8d1c555cd04b5468a20e56cbb3052d07fff0400' Can someone help me decode this so I can figure out where this event originates, or (if this event is well-known to the folks working on the trusted computing portion of systemd) tell me where this extension is triggered in the source code? That will at least help me find and hopefully understand the relevant change. Thanks, Kyle