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## Sealing and Unsealing a secret
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See the wolfTPM Sealing/Unsealing example [here](https://github.com/wolfSSL/wolfTPM/tree/secret_seal/examples/boot#secure-boot-encryption-key-storage)
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See the wolfTPM Sealing/Unsealing example [here](https://github.com/wolfSSL/wolfTPM/tree/master/examples/boot#secure-boot-encryption-key-storage)
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Known PCR values must be signed to seal/unseal a secret. The signature for the authorization policy resides in the signed header using the `--policy` argument.
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If a signed policy is not in the header then a value cannot be sealed. Instead the PCR(s) values and a PCR policy digest will be printed to sign. You can use `./tools/keytools/sign` or `./tools/tpm/policy_sign` to sign the policy externally.
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