The Case Against Intel SGX

Reply May 03, 2018

In Summary :

Intel’s SGX is an extension to the x86 architecture that introduces new x86 instructions that allow CPU encryption of physical memory in protected “enclaves”. Since new CPU instructions have to be explicitly executed by the application in order to use these enclaves, all current and legacy application must be modified in order to include these instructions. In fact, Intel built prototypes [1] of Open Source Enterprise Rights Management and Secure Video Conferencing software protected with SGX, which required a full refactoring of the each application into trusted and untrusted parts[...]

kindly refer the following link as follow up :
https://ift.tt/2jlpZSK

Post a Comment

:noprob:

:smile:

:shy:

:trope:

:sneered:

:happy:

:escort:

:rapt:

:love:

:heart:

:angry:

:hate:

:sad:

:sigh:

:disappointed:

:cry:

:fear:

:surprise:

:unbelieve:

:shit:

:like:

:dislike:

:clap:

:cuff:

:fist:

:ok:

:file:

:link:

:place:

:contact:

Newer Post Automation Exacerbates Cybersecurity Skills Gap

Older Post SamSam ransomware: what you need to know

Copyright (c) 2013 TechForever. Powered by GuidePedia