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It's a design detail. You can't have a "secure enclave" if it accepts external private keys. That's also why it only generates one kind of key. It's a black bo
by timdorr 9y ago
It's a design detail. You can't have a "secure enclave" if it accepts external private keys.
That's also why it only generates one kind of key. It's a black box that spits out public keys.
- viraptor 9y agoSecure enclave is just Apple's name for a secure cryptoprocessor implementation. Some other implementations are happy to accept your private key generated outside of the system.