TPM Event Log Viewer
Browser-based parser for TPM event logs with client-side processing
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A web tool that parses TPM event logs to display Linux boot measurements and security events. Users can upload their event log file, and the parser shows details from secure boot variables to system commands executed during startup. All processing happens locally in the browser via WebAssembly, so files are never sent to a server.
The tool is designed for Linux users with TPM chips who want to inspect their boot-time measurements. It includes a developer API for direct access to parsed results through the browser console. According to the creator, it was built with Claude Code.
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