There is a memory encryption engine on each CPU that transparently encrypts and integrity protects each cache line as it flows to and from main memory. The int

There is a memory encryption engine on each CPU that transparently encrypts and integrity protects each cache line as it flows to and from main memory. The integrity protection info is stored in a tree -like structure in part of one of the on CPU caches. The storage overhead for this data structure is one of the reasons the maximum enclave size is currently limited to about 100MB, although rumour has it that limitation will be removed in future generations. In saying all that, I would be very interested to hear ideas you might have on how Rowhammer could bypass SGX :)