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Fixed a link and split tutorials in two sections
* Getting Started and * Advanced Use Cases Signed-off-by: Dimitar Tomov <dimi@tpm.dev>
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- To have an easy way of improving existing [TPM.dev] tutorials
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- To collaborate on creating new ones
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## Current list of tutorials from [TPM.dev] members
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## Current list of tutorials
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1. [Boot with TPM: Secure vs Measured vs Trusted](Boot-with-TPM/tpmboot.md)
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1. [Random Number Generator](Random_Number_Generator/article.md)
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1. [Attestation, MakeCredential, ActivateCredential](Attestation/README.md)
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1. Introduction to TPM Concepts (Work in progress - PR #8)
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### Getting Started
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## List of tutorials that will be transfered to GitHub from [TPM.dev]
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* [Introduction to TPM Concepts](Intro/README.md)
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* [Random Number Generator](Random_Number_Generator/README.md)
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1. Localities
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1. Remote Attestation protocols
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1. Quick setup for TPM.dev courses
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1. Attestation Part 1
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### Advanced Use Cases
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* [Boot with TPM: Secure vs Measured vs Trusted](Boot-with-TPM/README.md)
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* [Attestation, MakeCredential, ActivateCredential](Attestation/README.md)
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## Upcomming tutorials
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* Localities
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* Remote Attestation protocols
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* Quick setup for TPM.dev courses
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## Contributors
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<h1>1. Introduction</h1> <p>
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<h1>1. TPM's True Random Number Generator</h1> <p>
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Among other features, Trusted Platform Modules (TPM) comes with a True Random Number Generator (TRNG) that can be used for various applications including cryptographic purposes.This RNG module serves as the source for randomness for the TPM 2.0 Chip.
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<p>
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A RNG module in TPM2 will typically contain the following -
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