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Nah. There is massive interest in SGX as a defense in depth technique for secure cloud computing (see Azure confidential computing for example). In fact I belie
by anonymousDan 6y ago
Nah. There is massive interest in SGX as a defense in depth technique for secure cloud computing (see Azure confidential computing for example). In fact I believe Intel have recently announced they are deprecating SGX on consumer devices in favour of server hardware. I'm as anti-DRM as the next man but this is just scaremongering.
- akersten 6y agoIf they're getting rid of SGX on consumer devices, I consider that an absolute win, and am happy to tone down my rhetoric. However, I couldn't find anything to that effect with a quick search. Can you share where you saw that announcement?
- lima 6y agoConsumer devices still have other DRM technologies like PAVP/HDCP. SGX is simply unnecessary for consumer-hostile DRM. I don't think SGX + PAVP ever made it past the prototype stage, and the SDK is proprietary. My company actually wanted to use it for a trusted computing application (think "secure transaction approval") and Intel told us it was deprecated and unsupported.