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Also there is no guarantee that "attestation" won't require your software to run on the physical hardware and not on a vm.
by fsniper 3y ago
Also there is no guarantee that "attestation" won't require your software to run on the physical hardware and not on a vm.
- Avamander 3y agoTrue, but virtualization is big enough (including Microsoft's own Windows365 offerings) that passing "trust" down into VMs will be done. And with SEV there isn't even a way to tamper with things after the attestation process has been completed.