Trusted computing
Chains of trust
Trust is built upon measurements.
If one can measure, one can evaluate.
In this case, we want to measure the code that executes.
Not what the code does, but what the code is.
The evaluation is performed before the actual execution.
Chains of trust.
Trust that code R is correct, and measures other code, run R.
If R needs to run code A, measures A, registers measure, and runs A.
If A needs to run code B measures B, registers measure, and runs B.
In the end, all ran code was measured.
A tampered code will be detectable by its measurement by the predecessor.
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