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the FIDO Device Onboard Wiki
FIDO Device Onboard (previously known as Secure Device Onboard) is an automated “Zero-Touch” onboarding service. To more securely and automatically onboard and provision a device on edge hardware, it only needs to be drop shipped to the point of installation, connected to the network and powered up. FDO does the rest. This zero-touch model simplifies the installer’s role, reduces costs and eliminates poor security practices, such as shipping default passwords. FDO was released as open source software by Intel Corporation and joined LF Edge as a Stage 1, “At Large” project in February 2020.
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