SYS/ESYS/FAPI: wipe sensitive data using secure_mem_zero#3072
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Update functions handling sensitive data to use secure_mem_zero instead of regular memory clearing. This ensures that buffers containing secrets are reliably overwritten and not subject to compiler optimizations. For strings the function secure_char_zero is used. Addresses: tpm2-software#2994 Signed-off-by: Juergen Repp <juergen_repp@web.de>
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Update functions handling sensitive data to use secure_mem_zero instead of regular memory clearing. This ensures that buffers containing secrets are reliably overwritten and not subject to compiler optimizations.
Addresses: #2994