Oxide's RFD 0301: a key-hierarchy strategy for rack-level security
cyb0rg0 · hn · 2026-09-07
Oxide Computer published RFD 0301, a detailed design document proposing a key-hierarchy strategy for rack-level security. It covers how to organize, derive, and protect keys across components and lifecycle stages in a datacenter rack, balancing security with operability — another example of Oxide's open RFD design process, valuable for infra security engineering.
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