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Store a SHA256 hash of the TPM’s public key in both TPM NVRAM and external flash.

"Where is it getting power?" Sarah asked.

// Load stored public key from secure storage ret = secure_storage_read("device_pubkey", stored_pubkey, sizeof(stored_pubkey)); if (ret == STORAGE_NOT_FOUND) // First enrollment – just store and proceed secure_storage_write("device_pubkey", tpm_pubkey); return enroll_device(ctx); Store a SHA256 hash of the TPM’s public

"They never installed a Terminal 4," Elias said, the realization hitting him like a physical blow. "The schematics show a blank wall here."

On the provisioning server (e.g., EST, Azure DPS, AWS IoT): "The schematics show a blank wall here

Implement the auto-recovery flow + server-side acceptance of re-enrollment for the same device ID.

Below is a breakdown of this happens, how to debug it, and the feature/code changes you might need to implement to handle or resolve it. The hum of the fans sounded menacing now

Elias looked around the empty room. The hum of the fans sounded menacing now. "Mother didn't reject us because the chip broke," he said slowly. "She rejected us because this machine isn't what she thinks it is."

Elias grabbed a screwdriver and slid under the desk. The case was covered in a fine layer of gray dust—undisturbed. He unscrewed the back panel and peered inside with a flashlight.

"Run it again," Elias whispered, his voice cracking in the silence of the server room.

"That implies the chip was swapped," Elias said, slamming a fist onto the desk. "Which is impossible. Nobody has been in this room in six months. The door logs would show it."