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Add SPM-mediated PKCS#11 and TPM 2.0 interfaces - #76
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This is a big PR. Any way to trim/reduce?
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Missing our standard license header. Other .c's too.
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PR to wolfTrust-dev2 aarc64 PR #29
wolfTrust originally had limited PKCS #11 support, but it was removed while the PSA interfaces were being completed because that integration was not ready. Now that the PSA path is stable, this PR brings PKCS #11 back and adds an isolated firmware TPM 2.0 service. Applications can keep using PSA, or use the new paths for PKCS #11 operations backed by the TPM and direct TPM 2.0 command traffic.
C_*calls and TPM 2.0 commands without using the PSA Crypto API.SERVICE_PKCS11relay between applications and an isolated wolfPKCS11 provider backed by wolfHSM.SERVICE_TPMmailbox between applications and an isolated volatile firmware TPM provider.