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Solution Type Predictive Self-Healing Sure Solution 1493228.1 : How Sun Ray Operating Software Verifies Package Integrity
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Applies to:Sun Ray Hardware - Version Sun Ray 2 to SROS 11.0.1 [Release 1.0 to 11.0]Information in this document applies to any platform. PurposeA Reference document outlining the measures for Sun Ray Operating Software security verification. DetailsThe Sun Ray Operating Software is cryptographically signed by the Oracle engineering group at release using a defined set of DSA keys for security verification and quality assurance. The digitial signatures are verified multiple times in a production Sun Ray Environment. Existing Sun Ray Operating Software (or Sun Ray Firmware) will refuse to download and write to the local flash resource any Sun Ray Operating Software package that is not correctly signed. Additionally, the boot sector will refuse to load and run any Sun Ray Operating Software that is not signed with a valid key.
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