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@agrawalkaushik agrawalkaushik commented Nov 17, 2025

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- **I95-62016 Sanitize sensitive information from logs and files on disk**

_**Resolution:**_ Certain sensitive onboarding information is not properly scrubbed from files on disk and logs.
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Under what conditions would the logs and files need to be scrubbed? Factory reset? Migration? Shutdown?

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This is in general - during onboarding (via cloud-init etc) the user provides some sensitive information as password for the peer node. The fix here is to ensure those information are not logged and not kept on permanent storage on disk.

On first boot of the SSR volume, the instance the vTPM (if detected) will be automatically initialized with RSA encryption key pair. The BYOL image contains a script which can be used to validate the vTPM operations based on the initialization.

Encrypt: /home/t128/t128_tpm_crypto.sh encrypt -i secret.txt -o secret.txt.enc
Decrypt: /home/t128/t128_tpm_crypto.sh decrypt -i secret.txt.enc -o output.txt
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These paths are incorrect. Should be /usr/libexec/128technology/t128_tpm_crypto

agrawalkaushik and others added 3 commits December 17, 2025 23:25
Co-authored-by: Chris Turner <47952861+Chr1st0ph3rTurn3r@users.noreply.github.com>
@MichaelBaj MichaelBaj self-requested a review December 19, 2025 18:55
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