They removed SGX but are still working on SGX-like technologies (I forget the acronyms) specifically for server-oriented processors. I'm sure the NSA already h

They removed SGX but are still working on SGX-like technologies (I forget the acronyms) specifically for server-oriented processors. I'm sure the NSA already has various tools to break SGX but they'll be protective of that investment, they're probably not going to be using them against lower-priority targets. I used NX and ASLR as a point of comparison because they are mitigations that are routinely bypassed - but we still usually consider them a good idea.