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GrapheneOS devs are going to blow a gasket - they hate attestation of any kind.
But I do remember a few european companies working on a attestation. I think it was spearheaded by the devs of eOS and Jolla. They might want to talk to you about it.
Edit: I was not far off. It's by Volla and called UniAttest aka Unified Attestation
GrapheneOS devs are going to blow a gasket - they hate attestation of any kind.
No they don't. GrahpeneOS supports attestation and runs an integrity monitoring service so users can detect tampering with their GrapheneOS devices.
I hate third-party apps having the ability to use remote attestation, but I am not the GrapheneOS devs.
Uh, @GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social does hate attestation: see here
GrapheneOS is opposed to using attestation for lock-in, including Unified Attestation. They are not opposed to all uses of attestation, which they write in the linked thread:
Hardware-based attestation has valid use cases including the Auditor app on GrapheneOS for protecting users.
Yes, of course. "My attestation is better and who will be able to use it? GrapheneOS of course! This isn't lock-in BTW ๐"
One of their team members of eOS has joined the comitee
...because it's not an open standard but they would probably still hate what this proposal wants.
great news !
keep us posted, I'm there if you want us to sign anything !