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That whole song and dance about protection from an untrusted cloud operator sounds like a red herring to me. CSPs are the ones to deploy the technology. I suspe
by ngneer 2y ago
That whole song and dance about protection from an untrusted cloud operator sounds like a red herring to me. CSPs are the ones to deploy the technology. I suspect their main desire is to (a) avoid the hassle of law enforcement requests, as one cannot grant access to keys one does not have and (b) allay would-be customer concerns around cloud hosting versus on-prem deployments. Maybe (c) is to support compliance and regulatory checkboxes. TEEs are not about security, rather about security liability. Academic attacks are indeed just that, and not necessarily expected to be seen in the wild or affect security posture.
- JambalayaJimbo 2y ago>CSPs are the ones to deploy the technology The idea behind this whole paradigm is that you can verify the technology the CSP is running. I agree with you on the CSP motivations.
- ngneer 2y agoTrue. Notwithstanding, I can verify that the technology stack is too complex to secure.