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trusted boot: use XMSS signatures instead of a SHA256 hash #148
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Having a hardcoded key makes sense, but having a hardcoded signature doesn't (if you're going to hardcode the XMSS signature of a particular input, you could just as well hardcode its SHA256 hash and save yourself a lot of trouble). I think it would make more sense for
xmss_signature
to be a local insidemain
/reset
, initialized from part of the input (e.g. last N bytes are the signature and everything before that is the code being signed).There was a problem hiding this comment.
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It doesn't look like
public_key
andxmss_signature
are initialized anywhere, so won't this basically always return false?