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Travis Security Server(secserv) and serial number library.

Currently the secserv will read serial number from a file and/or symlink along with a digital 
signature.  The secserv validates the signature and starts listening on a UDP port for serial
number request.  

Files:

secserv - This program should be started in one of the startup RC files.  It must be started 
before any calls to getSerialNum function call, but after all the file system mounts.

setserial - Is a program used by the OEM to set the serial number of the device.  
This program must not be shipped with the device.  For internal development, developers
can execute the command "setserial <some fake serial numbers>"

libserialpriv.a - This is an AMD development library which has the getSerialNum function.
This library should only be installed into the AMD development file system and MUST NOT BE
INSTALL ON the device or released to OEM.  There is intentional no shared library and 
the functions names are obfuscated in the static library.

serial.h - This is the include file for libserialpriv.a.  As with libserialpriv.a this is for
AMD development only and must not be installed or released to OEM.


OEM Functions:

This file contains an working example API.

There is three OEM fucntion which OEMs can customize to meet the requirements and
needs of their enviroment.

1.  oemSecurityAlertCB - This is a callback which will be invoked when an error occurs
and in some cases to report success.

2.  oemGetSerialNum - This function is called by secserv to retrieve ther PMP serial number.
The provided code implements the signed serial number files and symlinks.  This function
can be replaced with OEM supplied fuction.

3.  oemSerialCheck any checks to insure the integrity of the system.  The supplied
route rewrites the signed serial number files and symlinks.

Suggestions:  If you have an firmware solution for serial number, then have the
secserv sign the files.  Then compare to make sure there is no tampering has taken place.


BUILDING

make clean;make

libserialpriv.a should be installed in /usr/lib
secserv should be installed in /etc
setserial should be installed in /usr/local/etc
serial.h should installed in an include directory.  Not sure the best place.

TODO

Fix keygen to create a unique set of keys for each OEM and store them into an build time
include file.