Abstract
Secure boot is one important way to ensure the security of system for the terminal computing platform. The existing solutions for platform secure boot are based on verification by matching the reference measurements with the runtime measurements. These solutions are complex and inefficient. Based on the existing secure boot scheme, a secure boot model based on trusted personal computer (PC) is designed. Through the use of the existing trusted computing technology, a seal-based secure boot scheme for trusted computing platform is proposed in this paper. In this scheme, it is not necessary to generate the certificates on components of the reference measurements; it is also not necessary for verification proxy to verify the integrity of the runtime measurements. At the same time, the security of platform system is effectively guaranteed during booting.
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