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What, you're not doing half of those things? Congrats, the NSA and anyone else who bothers to invest the time already has a half dozen malware persistence vectors for your hardware and there's squat you can do about it.
Keep people away from root on your machine and hope for the best. At least AMD doesn't stick a webserver with a huge attack surface in there, unlike Intel. If you want real security, you need to design your own motherboard where *you* control and sign and validate flash.
Did you ever look into the AMD PSP ;) AFAIK it already does features like DRM, RAM training and more... Sure the SMU stays small but they just moved the code into another microcontroller which is also responsible for the platform security.
And pick a cpu that doesn’t rely on proprietary code to boot
Good luck with that. They don't exist. No, not even RISC-V stuff (see https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=5127 )
Would the @RaptorEng #TalosII mainboard fit that description?
From what I see about the #OpenPOWER boot process I don't see a proprietary blob anywhere:
https://wiki.raptorcs.com/wiki/OpenPOWER_Firmware …
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