Secure Authentication中的主题 Re: SE050 Persistent vs Transient key mode

SE050 Persistent vs Transient key mode

ethanlooney — Mon, 16 Aug 2021 16:39:43 GMT

Hi,

I am currently writting/generating a few keys on the SE050 and was wondering the difference between "kKeyObject_Mode_Persistent" and "kKeyObject_Mode_Transient". I understand Transient keys are "freed" after a session is closed but I am unsure how or when Persistent keys are erased. Could you provide some insight on how to erase Persistent keys?

Thanks,

Ethan

Re: SE050 Persistent vs Transient key mode

Kan_Li — Tue, 17 Aug 2021 09:43:09 GMT

Hi @ethanlooney ,

The command of "DeleteSecureObject" can be used for that purpose, and we also provide demo code in the MW, please kindly refer to "SE-PLUG-TRUST-MW\simw-top\demos\se05x\se05x_Delete_and_test_provision" for more details.

Hope that helps,

Have a great day,
Kan

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Re: SE050 Persistent vs Transient key mode

StevenCai — Thu, 09 Jun 2022 21:43:07 GMT

Hi @Kan_Li

I tried to use the APIs in "SE-PLUG-TRUST-MW\simw-top\demos\se05x\se05x_Delete_and_test_provision" to clear persistent memory. I have never created a kSE05x_AppletResID_UNIQUE_ID object, and the program failed to inject the dummy key.

I can not write any secure object into the edge lock on my board. It will return 0x6985 for each writing operation. I assume it is caused by lacking persistent memory space(Please let me know if I am wrong). So I am trying to clean up the persistent memory space. The memory left information is as below.

persistent mem left = 356

transient reset mem left = 607

transient deselect mem left = 592

Just wondering if there is any other method to clear persistent memory. It seems that I met the chicken and egg problem.

Thank you

Best regards,

Steven