Signing TLS handshakes inside a TPM

A client certificate whose private key stays in the TPM: what crypto/tls asks of a key, the Go for both ends, and what it costs per handshake.
31 points by bschaatsbergen 45 days ago bschaatsbergen.com 39 comments

Summary

Learn how using a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) can enhance the security of TLS handshakes by keeping private keys safe. The article discusses the requirements for client certificates and the implications for performance and cost.

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