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This is probably another spike through the heart for SGX, at any rate. If you could use this to leak the attestation keys, SGX is useless for secure execution o
by AlexCoventry 4y ago
This is probably another spike through the heart for SGX, at any rate. If you could use this to leak the attestation keys, SGX is useless for secure execution of code on a hostile system.
- CircleSpokes 4y agoSGX is already dead on consumer chips, but I don't think this has any impact on SGX. SGX keys aren't stored in kernel memory so being able to leak data from kernel memory isn't going to leak the keys. Of course there are other attacks that can get SGX keys or 'protected data'