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As trusted execution env has nothing to do with sniffing network traffic or have access to main memory, IO, CPU registers . So why does it do so? Because it's
by rurban 4y ago
As trusted execution env has nothing to do with sniffing network traffic or have access to main memory, IO, CPU registers .
So why does it do so? Because it's merely a backdoor, not a trusted enclave.
- gray_charger 4y agoA TEE has nothing to do with any of that. A TEE is a CPU feature that generates a physically separate area of memory that no other process can access to protect sensitive data from even the OS (in case of compromise).