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Sure, but that's a totally different mechanism than the one discussed in this link. According to the presentation, it uses ephemeral keys that are randomly gene
by teraflop 11y ago
Sure, but that's a totally different mechanism than the one discussed in this link. According to the presentation, it uses ephemeral keys that are randomly generated at boot, so it doesn't help with things like remote attestation.
- anonymousDan 11y agoNo, the whole point of SGX is that there is a unique key burned into each machine from which other keys are derived that allows you to attest the contents of each enclave's memory.
- teraflop 11y agoI thought we were talking about the "Memory Encryption Engine", which is what the link is describing. Slide 7 says the keys are "randomly generated at reset".