TPM or Trusted Platform Module is a hardware component (security chip) installed within the motherboard of a desktop computer or laptop. The main function of TPM is to safely store confidential ...

In a simplified sense, encryption keys are stored in the Trusted Platform Module (TPM). When your computer boots, it reads the key from the TPM over the LPC (low pin count) bus, which is one of ...

The new Attestation Readiness Verifier has to be enabled first by IT managers, and Microsoft has published a guide on how to ...

which is an abbreviation of Trusted Platform Module is a dedicated chip that’s used to keep cryptographic keys. It is there to secure your computer and is nothing but hardware-layer encryption.