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Messages has existed longer than the Secure Enclave has.
by zappb 3y ago
Messages has existed longer than the Secure Enclave has.
- zeven7 3y agoSecure Enclave doesn't have to exist for the rest of the system to work as I described. (And once Secure Enclave does exist, it can be used to further secure the private keys generated after that date.)
- yakkityyak 3y agoWithout Secure Enclave, remote parties (the servers) can't know where the key material came from. I'm assuming because old devices pre-SEP have to be supported, Beeper is exploiting this since there's no required residency or provenance attestation for the keys.
- kevincox 3y agoThe Intel Management Engine has existed since 2008. Did Apple laptops/desktops avoid this for significantly longer than that?