aosp-security

name	aosp-security
description	AOSP Part IX — Security. Use when reasoning about SELinux on Android, Keystore/Keymint, Trusty TEE, gatekeeper/weaver, Android Verified Boot, dm-verity, hardware-backed attestation, Credential Manager (CredentialManagerService, credential providers, passkeys/FIDO2, password and autofill integration, digital credentials), or DRM (MediaDrm framework, Widevine L1/L2/L3, OEMCrypto, license acquisition, secure decoder/display path), or the LFI in-process sandbox (Lightweight Fault Isolation for untrusted code such as software codecs). Chapters 40–42, 68.
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AOSP Part IX — Security

Trust roots, key storage, credential management, and content protection.

Chapters in this Part

• 40-security.md — SELinux on Android, Keystore/Keymint, Trusty TEE, gatekeeper/weaver, AVB, dm-verity, hardware-backed attestation
• 41-credential-manager.md — CredentialManagerService, credential providers, passkeys/FIDO2, password and autofill integration, digital credentials
• 42-drm.md — MediaDrm framework, Widevine L1/L2/L3, OEMCrypto, license acquisition, secure decoder/display path
• 43-lfi-sandbox.md — Lightweight Fault Isolation: memory-safe in-process sandboxing for untrusted code (software codecs) without a separate process; the external/lfi verifier and runtime, the Soong LFI toolchain, and the libapexcodecs/codec2 integration

When to load which chapter

• Question mentions SELinux, Keystore, Keymint, Trusty, gatekeeper, weaver, AVB, attestation → 40-security.md
• Question mentions Credential Manager, passkeys, FIDO2, autofill, digital credentials → 41-credential-manager.md
• Question mentions MediaDrm, Widevine, OEMCrypto, secure decoder, license server → 42-drm.md
• Question mentions LFI, lightweight fault isolation, in-process sandboxing, sandboxed software codec → 43-lfi-sandbox.md