Blueprint for more-secure servers released

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You're right. It really doesn't protect against buggy software. It only protects digital certificate private keys.

Instead of storing a server's x.509 private key on the hard drive, it's now stored in side the cryptographic module built in to the server. There is no way (or shouldn't be) to retrieve that private key.

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