@pennam you need to change your review to an approve one for us to move forward with the approval of the article.

@karlsoderby please review from a content perspective! Thanks!

@umbynos Is it compatible with the lite and lite-connected? (i guess it isnt as they dont have the crypto chip, if im not wrong 🤔)

Also this link is dead right now
https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/guides/secure-boot/

Also this link is dead right now
https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/guides/secure-boot/

You are right, the link will be working when the new release of the arduino-cli that include the secure boot will be made. As of now, you can find the content of the link here https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/dev/guides/secure-boot/, but it's not recommended to point to the development version of the page.

@marqdevx yes, they will be supported because by default MCUboot does not rely on any hw crypto. There is the possibility to implement signature verification and encryption key unwrapping using a crypto but this is not done yet, all the crypto magic is done by software with mbedtls.

Perfect! Thanks for the aclaration.

Just made this tutorial available on lite and lite-connected aswell at 49c15cf

For the link should we wait to have the published one before merging this tutorial? If you want to merge it now, we just need to hide it until the link works :)