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It's not a black box. SGX code is unencrypted even at runtime, and as long as its running that code has to remain present and unencrypted. You can detect it at
by johncolanduoni 9y ago
It's not a black box. SGX code is unencrypted even at runtime, and as long as its running that code has to remain present and unencrypted. You can detect it at any time, not just when it starts up.
- SXX 9y agoA bit too late response, but anyway. There is already apps that use SGX to safely work with DRM or private keys. If there is a way keep keys secret what would stop anyone from implementing interpreters that will keep code secret?