secure boot and trusted platform modules (tpm)
Secure boot is a computer security feature that ensures only authorized software and firmware are loaded during the booting process, protecting the system from malware and unauthorized modifications. Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) are hardware chips that store encryption keys and perform cryptographic operations, enhancing the security of a computer system by providing a secure environment for storing sensitive data and verifying system integrity.
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